> In 100 years nobody is going to know who she is, much less be fawning over her work trying to figure out how to restore it. Agreed, that's a very likely outc

> In 100 years nobody is going to know who she is, much less be fawning over her work trying to figure out how to restore it. Agreed, that's a very likely outcome. If she were living in ancient egypt doing this same thing with a substantially smaller and more primitive world population the odds of this work being future museum pieces would be entirely different. Instead what we're looking at is someone's blog post describing their arts and crafts hobby. It's not "a question for conservators and museums", it's a question of a huge and advanced society deciding her work is exceptional enough to be historically significant vs. many competitors.