The curating of objects in space that move around to open up many combinations for viewing.

This work is an examination of the Domestic Space and how those spaces and objects transform our perception of the built world. This body of work examines the “Domestic Space” through components of dance and choreography. For example in our homes the objects we surround ourselves enhance our embodied experience with our space. The objects we chose inform our memories and transform our thoughts. As we move with these objects around our home a dance begins, by routines and daily tasks. By investigating these domestic dances and spaces I am revealing structures and patterns within the viewer through communicating visual cues. “Domestic Space” is my interpretation of what is happening day to day within the built world.