Reset Toolbox
wall object; 2008; aluminium, leather; 47x35x5cm
Our understanding of the human body being a miniature system of our understanding of the world, I have looked at conceptions or imaginations of the human body throughout the world. I have looked at how we imagine what we live in, how we find ways to determine it.
Reset Toolbox sets value in the discussion between ‘imaginations’.
‘Imaginations’ are given a precious body. Through a very meticulous hand labour, slowly, a hammered sheet of metal bends from within, the edges kneel down, a repetitive punctuation drills linking systems, a little white package underlies some mystery.
‘Imaginations’ are kept in different stages of completion.
‘Imaginations’ are shown as lost forms, leaving only an emptiness, a counter shape, an absence.
‘Imaginations’ are juxtaposed, superimposed into a layered cloud of understanding, a bundle of convictions, a melting pot of defining systems.
