Working with both analogue and digital formats, the exhibition reflects their engagement with obsolete technologies such as Super8 film, VHS, slide projection, and vinyl records—alongside their digitised counterparts. Through this hands-on project, students deepened their understanding of time-based media art, engaged with the practicalities of installing exhibitions, and reflected on the wider challenges and responsibilities of conservation practice. Each piece presented is not only a reinterpretation of the original work, but also triggers a reflection on how evolving technologies affect our perception and experience of art.