What are your 3 favourite objects?
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What kind of connections do we as people have with objects?
What is behind the process of us charging material emotionally and symbolically?
Which objects are most precious to us and why are we more attached to certain objects than others? What do these objects tell about ourselves?
This research explores these questions in an interview format.
The idea was to choose 11 people for an inter- view and set up 4 guidelines for myself:
• The amount of strangers and friends interviewed must be equal.
• Each person gets asked the exact same question.
• I go to the person‘s home and photograph the person and their objects in their “natural habitat“.
• I only take 4 photos per person. Portrait, object 1, object 2 and object 3. All photos are taken on film.
The guidelines were quickly established, but taking action proved more difficult than expected. It was a big step out of my comfort zone to enter the intimacy of a person‘s home,
especially when the first encounter was the interview itself.
Every time I entered a new flat, the same thousand questions flashed through my mind:
What kind of stupid project is this? Where is all this going?
Will this be weird?
What if we don‘t connect?
I realised the question “What are your three favourite objects?” and the resulting conversations quickly cre- ated an open and intimate atmosphere.
For me, the objects symbolise doors, doors to people. Doors you can go through to get glimpses into people‘s lives and stories.
What is behind the process of us charging material emotionally and symbolically?
Which objects are most precious to us and why are we more attached to certain objects than others? What do these objects tell about ourselves?
This research explores these questions in an interview format.
The idea was to choose 11 people for an inter- view and set up 4 guidelines for myself:
• The amount of strangers and friends interviewed must be equal.
• Each person gets asked the exact same question.
• I go to the person‘s home and photograph the person and their objects in their “natural habitat“.
• I only take 4 photos per person. Portrait, object 1, object 2 and object 3. All photos are taken on film.
The guidelines were quickly established, but taking action proved more difficult than expected. It was a big step out of my comfort zone to enter the intimacy of a person‘s home,
especially when the first encounter was the interview itself.
Every time I entered a new flat, the same thousand questions flashed through my mind:
What kind of stupid project is this? Where is all this going?
Will this be weird?
What if we don‘t connect?
I realised the question “What are your three favourite objects?” and the resulting conversations quickly cre- ated an open and intimate atmosphere.
For me, the objects symbolise doors, doors to people. Doors you can go through to get glimpses into people‘s lives and stories.
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