This project examines objects that serve both life and death, such as a day bed and a woolen body shroud. These items, used daily for relaxation or warmth, later transform into funeral vessels and burial garments. This dual utility fosters a seamless life-to-death transition, integrating comfort with the rituals of passing. By normalizing the presence of death in daily life, these objects reduce alienation, enhancing both emotional resilience and environmental sustainability.
This Project explores the cultural and practical shifts surrounding death rituals, particularly focusing on the transition from traditional to home funerals, which offer a more personal and environmentally sustainable approach. The modern funeral... More
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Ernesto Ramirez
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