“Artefacts of a Future Religion: Artefact #1” speaks to the possibility of resonance — of feeling connected to one’s surroundings in the way that spirituality can offer. It maps a search for elements capable of bringing vastly different people together: rituals and objects that form broader networks and allow for unlikely connections.
A sculpture evoking a spiritual shrine, yet resisting clear attribution to any religion or era, presents an illuminated pedestal before an empty niche. Nearby, a small screen poses a series of questions that can generally only be answered humourously.
“Artefacts of a Future Religion: Artefact #1” speaks to the possibility of resonance — of feeling connected to one’s surroundings in the way that spirituality can offer. It maps a search for elements capable of bringing vastly different people together: rituals and objects that form broader networks and allow for unlikely connections.
A sculpture evoking a spiritual shrine, yet resisting clear attribution to any religion or era, presents an illuminated pedestal before an empty niche. Nearby, a small screen poses a series of questions that can generally only be answered humourously.
