The installation Swarm explores the powerful effect of massed objects coupled with references to the small disorders of everyday life. While defined by use and identity the cups that initiated the objects in this installation find the source of their meaning outside their original form. The cups are not independent of time and situation but rather belong to the mundane moments of daily life. These fluid moments reveal varied actions, drifting meanings, attachments and situations. This installation nudges us to inhabit each living moment with more attentiveness and to find poetic potential in the mutability of daily life.

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