033 - Archiving a Life Through Media

C. Jacqueline Wood describes her art as a tension between the analog and the digital—between what can be touched, saved, and archived, and what disappears into streaming platforms, algorithms, or failed hard drives. From cataloging every physical book, CD, and record she owned for her exhibition What Makes a Life to re-recording double-exposed slides until they disintegrated into static, Jacqueline reflects on how technology shapes memory, permanence, and loss. At its core, her work wrestles with what remains when media fades and what it means to long for something round when faced only with the flat.

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