(THINGS THAT) MATTER

Histories are revisited and reworked through public and private sites of recall: bodies, buildings, language, and shared spaces. What has been overlooked now scratches, rubs, leaks, and unsettles. Breaking down to form new sediments. Changing the state of (things that) matter , these films imagine other futures - new and ancient. They are not only shaped by rupture but by gestures of care and resistance embedded within moments of collective struggle.