This work is an installation of porcelain sculptures reminding architectural objects looking either unfinished in construction or in a state of dilapidation. In some of the hollow shapes small speakers are hidden. They play real and easily recognizable sounds of human dwelling: footsteps, door squeaking, snoring, baby crying etc.

Here we see the deserted abodes inhabited only by someone’s vague memories. A search for “the place in the sun” metaphorically represented in a deliberate approximation of the archetypal shapes of lodgings, habitations or shelters. The extremely trivial sounds of mundane life contrast the emptiness of a desolated site. This is a human space, decisively unclear whether unclaimed or abandoned.