Found objects, unintelligible text, drawings, and photography
The Baptismal font in this sculpture is allegorically represented by an old chair foot. The profile of its apex sits a handwritten poem, repeatedly rubbed out and written again, scratched into with the dry leftover ink of a paintbrush. The text, and the sculpture as a whole, cultivates the historical act of palimpsest: the suggestion of an object made or worked upon for one purpose and later reused for another.
