This Kenya-based studio researches reverse futurism, where infrastructure for life comes from the idea of cave as the archetype of a living space. Caves, mines and chthonic shells reveal a possible otherwise to the post-colonial present which has its roots in a ‘geological’ measure of the Anthropocene as far as both urban initiatives and domestic projects are concerned, where ancestral animism rediscovers a different relationship with the more-than-human.
