Disposition//Allocation

Fragments of packing material, steel, acrylic enamel, pla, concrete, sealed air, calibrated surface, silver

A pillar that stretches too far for what it carries A profile freed from its former function Silver ball among imitations Similarities that take on value Forms drawn so close to each other that duplicates and substitutes converge.

Part of the building returns in a different form Not all on the same grounds Not all copies confirm a prototype What remains is subject to changing conditions of meaning, value and visibility An older code still lies folded in the form Different time structures call for different readings.

Fragments of packing material, steel, acrylic enamel, pla, concrete, sealed air, calibrated surface, silver

A support that extends too far for what it cars. A profile separated from its former task. A silver ball among images. Resemblance made to carry value. Forms holds close enough so that copy and substitute begin to overlap.

Part of the building returns in another form. Not everything returns on equal terms. Not every repetition confirms an original. What persists does so under changed terms of meaning, value and visibility. An older code remains folded into the form. Different temporalities ask for different forms of reading.

Photo credits: Sisters Lumière/ @sisters_lumiere