Postlife – Tecnosocial magazine

Postlife – Tecnosocial focuses on societal changes through the lens of contemporary phenomena. The magazine delves into the evolving dynamics of technology, community, and the human condition. Through essays and visual storytelling, the issue invites audiences to reflect on how technologies, or the lack of them, shape everything from identities to our relationships with nature, one another and even death.

Postlife – Tecnosocial  features a collection of essays that confront how we navigate the evolving dynamics of technology, community, and the human condition.

It opens by diving into the dark undercurrents of Web3, where the largest identity theft in history lays bare the ethical and technological challenges of our age. We then board a Scottish ferry to witness an intimate portrait of the Isle of Eigg, where a fiercely communal spirit thrives in isolation. Next we span Kafka’s paranoid burrows to today’s survivalist expos to reveal how apocalyptic fantasies reflect deep societal anxieties and desires for autonomy. What follows is a critique of modern bureaucratic innovation, exposing the opportunism that often prioritises spectacle over substance.

The themes of connection and collective identity are expanded on in a biographical account celebrating how the Somali diaspora redefines belonging in a digital world. The second issue rounds off vwith a reconsideration around the taboo that is death, offering an imaginative vision of how we might approach the end of life in our technosocial reality.