In a world where memory can be preserved—but never fully understood—Living Artifacts explores the fragile boundary between history and consciousness.
When a series of mysterious objects begin to surface—each carrying fragments of human experience—researchers, collectors, and opportunists are drawn into a quiet but dangerous race. These “artifacts” are not merely relics; they are alive in ways no one can explain, holding echoes of emotions, choices, and unfinished lives.
As the line between observer and participant begins to blur, those who seek to study the artifacts find themselves changed by them. Memories that aren’t their own begin to surface. Truth becomes unstable. And the past refuses to stay buried.
Atmospheric and thought-provoking, Living Artifacts is a haunting exploration of identity, memory, and the cost of uncovering what was never meant to be remembered.