What if the way you see the world isn’t the way the world wants to be seen.
From the mythologies of a world unseen but present, Mythica Ignota presents artefacts from the Osciliocene. From collaborative atoms to dimension-shifting snails, mythic-scaled colour-keepers and world-weaving entities—enter the Warawana mythologies. By interpreting science into story and the artefacts that hold them, myths are ritualised through daily encounters with objects that tether you to
other ways of seeing, thinking, knowing, being. Mythica Ignota provides an insight into the elasticity of time, how matter speaks and sunsets are alive. Matter and energy, fabric and craft. Feel the collective cellular memory of mythology, a way of thinking, organising and belonging that is one of humans oldest
collective culture-making practices.
Elliat Rich