The Brick

Argus Model C3
Coupled rangefinder
Flash synchronization

Introduced in 1939 selling for $25, this was the most full-featured US camera in its price range and enjoyed a 27-year production run.

“It was American-made and around the mid-sixties Japanese cameras invaded the marketplace and the C3 was discontinued.” – Kevin Raber

Exit the Warrior

Energy you trade
Gets right on by
Friction of the day

A reminder that our preferences can change and evolve over time.

“I’m learning all the time. I’m evolving all the time as a human being. I’m getting better, I hope, in all of the important ways.” – Neil Peart

Tyrannosaurus

Bipedal carnivore
Apex predator
Counterbalance

Recent studies conclude that Tyrannosaurus had 13 times the visual acuity of a human.

“I am wild and free, like the music that flows through my veins.” – Marc Bolan

Eusocial

Space of refuge
Collective experience
Inclusivity

All new guests gladly received.

“Ants are good citizens, they place group interests first.” – Clarence Day

Fusion of Horizons

Nuanced interplay
Visual spectacle
Invites contemplation

Ordinary objects are symbols, carriers of cultural and historical significance.

“The thing itself, as it shows itself, is not something indifferent; it has a meaning.” – Hans-Georg Gadamer

Passage Transition

Constant motion
Connects shores
Traverse interplay

This juxtaposition of the permanent and the ephemeral mirrors the human condition, where our lives are marked by both stability and uncertainty.

“The world, as the space of human action, is always in flux, always undergoing a process of transformation.” – Hannah Arendt

Caught in a Moment

Suspended between
Different states
Of transition

Individual objects are entwined in a larger network of relationships and connections.

“There is no single, unified reality, but a multiplicity of realities that are constantly interacting and changing.” – Gilles Deleuze

House Tour

Second floor
Top of the stairs
Experience transaction

Emotional engagement is essential to a successful visit.

“Home is where one starts from.” – T.S. Eliot

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