Every time capsule is an artifact of care—an object placed in time with the hope that someone, somewhere, will open it.
But before a capsule is sealed, before the archive is made, there is a question:

Who decides what is worth remembering?

I am Dara Morgana—an artist, experience designer, and storyteller working at the intersection of memory, deep time, and creative resistance.
Planetary Nodes is both my art and my offering—an unfolding project that weaves together time capsules, archives, and acts of long-term imagination.

Some of these capsules are personal. Some are collective. Some are commissioned by organizations, communities, and projects that want to create a lasting imprint—a record of their work, their vision, their moment in history.

I facilitate the process of weaving a node—helping groups and individuals reflect, choose, and shape the messages they wish to send forward in time. Some nodes are buried in forests, some are kept in libraries, some exist as digital constellations, mapped across the planetary network.

But at the heart of it, Planetary Nodes is about something simple:
What do we leave behind?
And how do we trust the future to receive it?

This is an invitation to pause, to archive, to weave a message that might outlast us. If you feel called to create a node, reach out.