This project explores the presence of human and nonhuman memory within place and the way in which memory might contribute to connective feelings of familiarity and belonging. In approaching this research with affective rhizomatic thinking, this project connects to place-making phenomenology whilst drawing upon ideas from object-oriented ontology and biology. Through an installation practice, utilising image and object, I explore the potential of portals and platforms as a means of enhancing our ability to both remember and reconnect with the ecological world.
