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corpus.

An illustrated reading

One image.
Three ways in.

Memory, connections,
and what comes next.

An imagined archive brings roots, shelves, and instruments into one scene. These three readings offer a way to consider the ideas within it.

An imagined archive: a circular structure of tree roots, shelves, fine machinery, and hanging instruments, engraved in ink, gold, and teal on warm paper.
Imagined archiveA conceptual illustration, with three interpretations below.

Three ways in

Read the scene
through an idea.

These are interpretations of the illustration. Its structures do not map live archive relationships.

01Memory

A kept record gives earlier work a place to be found again. The roots and shelves suggest a place for that memory to gather.

02Connections

One piece of work can lead a reader toward another. The circular structure suggests that journey without mapping actual links.

03What comes next

The circle stays open to another reading. The imagined archive invites a way onward without claiming the ending is known.