“MY FATE WILL MAKE SENSE ONE DAY”
OngoingA series of plastic bags filled with found items · 18 × 11,5 cm · multiple packages
Operating as an active, ongoing core research matrix, this project explores relational aesthetics, the public commons, and waste colonialism through intentional, daily psychogeographic walks across the city of Graz. Stepping into the dual role of urban archivist and saprotroph, I execute a systematic forensic inventory of the city's spatial resources that are accessible and free, collecting discarded remnants and material debris directly from the pavements. By harvesting and categorizing this street litter, the work systematically dismantles the capitalist binary between the valuable commodity and worthless trash, transforming salvaged debris into a live, micro-scale prototype of a circular, post-capitalist economy.