About the work

Some things are simply not meant to be plugged in. The world does not always offer a socket. You can search, of course, but the search itself becomes a kind of hum, a low vibration in the skull. And then there are other, smaller hums, faster, almost invisible. They don't need a current. They don't need a tether. They are their own kind of motor, fueled by something entirely different, something less fixed to a wall. The larger, heavier things understand this. They stand, still. The smaller things dance. It is just a different way of passing the time.