This project proposes the objectification of humans after death as an alternative to a more sustainable death industry in Singapore while respecting the sacredness of its rituals and processes. 

It embodies human identity and their greed with artefacts made with real human hair, creating intimacy between the deceased and their loved ones. 

The installation aims to provoke the audience into questioning the extreme utilitarian future we are headed towards should we continue the extreme consumption of resources while being nonchalant about future consequences.