Lost and Found
Lost and Found evolved from a love and human curiosity for treasures of the gutter. Found letters, shopping lists, post it notes, slide negative, photographs, postcards and directions are examples of the hundreds of items that were collected over a period of 6 months.
The initial rule that was set was that the items found must be handwritten. However, allowances were then made for items of intrigue, such as mix tapes. Each item was catergorised and installed as an interactive installation involving slide projections, cassette players and invisible walls created by suspended items from the ceiling. Lost and Found attempts to archive public collective memory, preserving a relic of the everyday.
The initial rule that was set was that the items found must be handwritten. However, allowances were then made for items of intrigue, such as mix tapes. Each item was catergorised and installed as an interactive installation involving slide projections, cassette players and invisible walls created by suspended items from the ceiling. Lost and Found attempts to archive public collective memory, preserving a relic of the everyday.
