





In an increasingly globalised world, the preservation and reinvigoration of cultural heritage takes on profound significance. This project delves into the intricate relationship between cultural artefacts and the young creative practitioners of Nigeria. It begins by recognising the multifaceted challenges that Nigerian society faces, driven by economic instability, emigration, and a growing disconnect between generations. This exploration seeks to shed light on the potential of cultural artefacts as conduits for knowledge, connection, and inspiration, aiming to bridge intergenerational and societal divides. By placing a strong focus on the intangible ideas that these artefacts hold, the project delves into the prospect of ‘remembering forward.’ Envisioning a future where the memories carried by cultural artefacts empower young Nigerian creative practitioners to navigate the challenges of today while preserving the richness of their heritage.