“Post-Humanity” is, quite literally, a fragment of the streets of Milan.
The piece evokes the image of asphalt preserving the indistinct traces of those who have passed over it, and with them, the traces of humanity itself. Embedded within its surface are the imprints of contemporary culture: Michelin tire tracks and the unmistakable tread patterns of Air Jordan sneakers. These everyday symbols of movement, consumption, and identity become fossilized within the object, transforming fleeting moments into a material record of our time.
As global temperatures continue to rise, asphalt softens, making these impressions increasingly visible. What was once ephemeral becomes permanent, turning the surface into silent evidence of both our presence and its consequences.
Post-Humanity serves as a quiet yet unsettling reflection on climate change, where material, memory, and time become inseparable. The object suggests that even the most ordinary urban surfaces are continuously recording human activity, preserving a history we rarely notice while creating it.
“Two thousand years from now, archaeologists may look at asphalt as the defining artifact of a civilization that knew it had to change, yet chose not to.” – Monad No. 8
Pigmented cement to replicate the visual and tactile qualities of asphalt. Cast aluminum base. Surface relief reproduces the original tread patterns of Michelin tires and Air Jordan sneaker soles.
| Dimensions LxWxH | 110x80x25cm (43x31x10'') |
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| Piece Weight (kg) | 80 |
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| Number Of Pieces Created | 8 |




