“The Craftocene”: imagining life after the Anthropocene
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7/28/2026

“The Craftocene”: imagining life after the Anthropocene

At Vienna’s Weltmuseum, Superflux brings together speculative objects, historical collections and practices of repair to imagine a dystopian future

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Janima Nam
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