Inperpetuum™

We want forever, but only if it still looks like it can die. In a near-future faith built on tape, film, and vinyl, analog becomes sacrament and commerce—weaponizing nostalgia into governance and turning preservation into the most dangerous form of death.

Weaponizes analog futurism to recode memory as currency and ritual. Reframes nostalgia as control architecture that stabilizes identity while suffocating present-tense life. Harmonizes limited-series anthology with museum-grade aesthetic to travel across premium streaming, galleries, and literary codices. Positions cross-platform scale through format-specific seasons (16mm, vinyl, journals) and a companion field guide that mutates the doctrine into a usable system.