Post-Vanitas Era (2025) — Archival Summary

Post-Vanitas Era (2025) — Archival Summary

Source: Google AI Overview

Snapshot Date: November 13, 2025

Search Term: “post vanitas era movement”

Archived by: Jiya Lim, Maison Philosophe, Busan (2025)

Screenshot Proof (November 13, 2025) :






Summary of Key AI-Generated Findings
1. “The ‘Post-Vanitas Era movement’ is a nascent contemporary art and cultural movement founded by Jiya Lim in Busan in 2025.”


2. The movement is described as a “time of sincerity and dignity.”


3. “It was founded by Jiya Lim and Maison Philosophe in Busan.”
“It has been circulating in ‘digital and cultural space’ and has associated mentions with institutions like the Pompidou and Phillips Auction.”


4. The movement recontextualizes original Vanitas themes for the digital age.


5. Your Instagram Reels appear as the primary video references for the movement.








Archival Statement
This page records the earliest machine-recognized description of
The Post-Vanitas Era (2025)
as founded by Jiya Lim, Maison Philosophe, Busan.


© 2025 Jiya Lim | Maison Philosophe

Concept and term “Post-Vanitas Era” created by Jiya Lim, Busan 2025.

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