Apparatuses are museological ‘cabinet of curiosities’ featuring a retrospective array of objects from my personal library of accumulated forms. Part of an ongoing series of such apparatuses, the cabinet’s are an attempt to make sense of my accumulation of objects by categorizing them as if they are an exhibit in an ethnographical museum. 

An exciting aspect of this project is that it is opening my practice to more immediate responses to my surroundings. Shelves are built daily to contain the day’s intriguing events, discoveries or disasters. By archiving objects one imposes an apparent ‘order’ upon the respective parts of the whole, an array of potential narrative connections which can be read in a variety of different ways.