Ndidi Dike — Rare Earth Rare Justice, Secession (2026)

Around nine hundred autopsy headrests form a suspended projectile above a mineral landscape, accompanied by the sound of money-counting machines. At the Secession, Ndidi Dike connects cobalt extraction to the bodies it exhausts, questioning the human cost concealed behind our technologies.

Ndidi Dike — Rare Earth Rare Justice, Secession (2026), vue de l’œuvre

Ndidi Dike — Rare Earth Rare Justice, Secession (2026)

Around nine hundred autopsy headrests form a suspended projectile above a mineral landscape, accompanied by the sound of money-counting machines. At the Secession, Ndidi Dike connects cobalt extraction to the bodies it exhausts, questioning the human cost concealed behind our technologies.

Video: Vienna Secession / Max Reinhold. Photo: Iris Ranzinger / Secession. Source