About

Idealizations of domesticity come from nurture, overtime. How we view our surroundings, their function and appearance, has coagulated parallel to our perpetual state of adaptation. This series is my response to reexamining what modern domesticity looks like while questioning its necessity in function.

Redundant movements daily, for upkeep. We tick off the “to-do” list like what we are accomplishing brings us somewhere closer, closer to what?

We let the junk drawer pile up, but at least the dishes are done, for now.

The materials I use come charged with their own functions. Concrete and …