Land Enough

“What will be the meaning of developing technology if we don’t even have enough living environment?” With this question in mind, Land Enough merges the present with a fictional, climate-destroyed future to encourage the speculation of future technologies, hoping it can in turn promote people to have a positive change in their current climate actions. What is non-fungible are the stories we tell ourselves in this future landscape. As an alternative to destructive NFT interventions, we developed a participatory workshop where 20 strangers from 11 nationalities were brought to a trash-covered secluded beach to enact a community of fledging survivors of a coastal community at the edge of time. A series of participatory artworks about possible future technological artifacts were made through role-playing in a climate-destroyed fictional future. We aim to exhibit the artifacts along with sketches and video, opening up a space to discuss and speculate about what is non-fungible to the human future. This exhibition and process invite the consideration of sustainable technology development and artmaking for a more human-driven future.