Pinky Ring
I started to look for artefacts to root me to a certain time or place.
Semio Objects
Objects that semioticians from around the world find personally significant…
Glow-in-the-Dark Rosary
Prayers do have the ability to shine in the dark.
Tintin Figurine
There wasn’t a speck of doubt that he was anything but English.
Haunted Spoon
A spoon haunted by both Soviet and Nazi ghosts.
Chestnuts
A symbol of my ancestors’ hopes for me.
Prayer Beads
It's the halo that protects and the circle that enables.
Wooden Robot
It increases my creative power in joyful ways.
St. Anthony of Padua
Now featuring a removable Baby Jesus…
Kitchen Whisk
Unlike other tools, it is not connected with my everyday routine.
Thanjavur Doll
Unlike the rest of the Brahminical society, the doll did not seem to have boundaries of participation.
Maria Lionza
She is the embodiment of the matriarchal spirit.
Mini Windsock
A symbol of how we map out the direction and speed of the winds of change.
Curry Puff Pot
The one pretty thing that reminded me of oily, deep-fried food.
Chalices
There’s something more fantastical than ironic about them.