Daily Practice
The Daily Practice records the environment in which the Human Archive was formed.
Photographed repeatedly from the same positions over months and years, these images preserve the studio as it changed through daily life rather than deliberate staging.
The photographs document ordinary continuity.
Objects are added.
Works move.
Light changes.
Seasons pass.
The artist grows older.
The environment gradually records those changes alongside him.
No single image attempts to describe the practice.
Together, they preserve the conditions under which the practice developed.
Viewed chronologically, the series becomes a visual record of continuity rather than individual moments.
The work documents not a day.
But the gradual formation of a life observed over time.
