My art practice explores what I call “supportive structures”: the intersection of infrastructure and the ephemeral. I tell human stories, but see human activity aggregated through, and recorded in infrastructure. I am an “explorer” of the John Stilgoe type: I believe there is a hidden world outside and, through my work, I wish to give others the tools to see, understand and interpret the systems around them. In broad terms, my interests include: workplaces, rituals, standards, identity, language and history.
I’m proud to say that I consider myself a candidate for what Susan Leigh Star calls “The Society of People Interested In Boring Things”.
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me, elsewhere
me as a kid
Many people say that their interests and passions run deep, but do they have the pictures to prove it?
