Domestic Field Studies
In this series, objects of domestic labor and hunting tools are reimagined and assembled to explore how care, labor, and harm coexist in material culture. The work invites viewers to grapple with the ethical, practical, and mythic histories objects carry as they move between tool, trophy, and household artifact. Sonic elements inside the works play field recordings of Canada geese and human laughter, animating the objects with the birds’ voice even as they gesture to capture.
