'Resurrected in Times of Need'

An essay on revival as form, tracing how artworks, ideas, and bodies return from disuse. Published in Passe-Avant, it moves between botanical dormancy, archival practice, and contemporary art to ask what conditions make resurrection possible, and what is altered, lost, or left behind in the process. Refusing easy optimism, it insists that every revival bears a remainder of what could not come back, revealing return as a complex, partial, and often haunted form rather than a simple restoration.