Wounds Archive examines wildlife rescue not as a series of isolated stories, but as a systematic record of human-wildlife conflict and repair. What began with the private grief of losing a pet developed into a broader inquiry into human-animal relations, shifting the project from personal loss towards public ethics.

An accompanying booklet traces this grief as the emotional thread that leads to a wider question: in an age concerned with human equality, what ethical responsibility do we hold towards the non-human lives with which we coexist? The archive ultimately reveals a troubling cycle in which the same human actions that cause harm also make the archive necessary, while rescue, surgery, and care become its central subject.

Wounds Archive
Shaiana Po, 2025

25.5 x 35.5 cm