At the core of the project is an archive of moving images representative of histories of violence, a visual semiotic research and analysis process, and an immersive participation-driven Cyber Performance.

It invites participants to use a created brain interface to investigate a media archive of conflict and violence through their own emotional, neurological and cognitive agency. Through this engagement, participants facilitate the generating of peer-to-peer prompts, where participants and the digital software-as-artwork create metabolic data as cybernetic feedback loops that circulate and cement human-machine-algorithmic knowledges and biases.

In times where violence, conflict, and trauma are normalised as everyday happenings, purgatory EDIT performs the task of critical storytelling.

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