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Constant Choreography
2024





@ Tinsheds Gallery A balanced assemblage made for ‘Salone del Mobile,’ a group show of alternative architectural practice curated by Gracie Grew. This mobile represents the conceptual foundations of mori, a project not defined by its physical location but by its spatial environment. It is anchored by our earliest spatial device, a tablecloth designed to transform into a carrier bag, after Ursula K. LeGuin. With it, we set the table and make space for other forms and ideas about architecture.

Counterbalancing the bag are objects we have collected that can be found at mori. Each object traces the quotidian of mori, the perennial activities. The scent of burnt incense lurks in the weave of the bag, a broom sweeps away dust, and a whittled shackle and hook suggest time and care spent with one’s hands. One hook is empty and invites something else to be hung from our support structure. Our bag looks full, but it is incredibly light.

Photography by Calum York.