Elusive Habitat
by Mads Andersen

Today, our vast and complex machine is slowly letting us know how much we are—and have been—disrupting its fragile and concealed mechanisms. Our news feeds are continuously showing us signs of a system in distress, and it’s getting harder and harder for all living things to hide from the ramifications. We see a mass extinction of animal and plant species, water and food shortages, increasing natural disasters and extreme weather, habitat loss and collapsing ecosystems. We have developed a never ending stream of content and information, fake clouds that let us continuously experience, archive and forget, while hunted by invisible spiders that are indexing our every footstep in the shadows of the endless network. For everything that is visible, something is camouflaged.