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An archaeologist brushes dust from pottery shards at Keeladi, each fragment whispering ancient stories. These pieces of clay, like human skin, bear the marks of time and touch. In Srirangam, a digital artist photographs the temple's weathered stones, then transforms them into blockchain art, creating permanent records of fading heritage. Her work preserves what centuries threaten to erase. Viewers weep seeing their ancestors' fingerprints immortalized in pixels and ledger. The excavated vessels and digitized images form a conversation across millennia, skin touching skin, past meeting present. Through her art, community remembers itself.