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“Collecting can come very close to what is involved in the making of art. The assemblage of disparate elements into a totality evokes the satisfying metaphors of wholeness and unity, and the containment or display of what is valuable involves the very same questions of form and function that any artist must ask.”
—William Davies King, Collections of Nothing

Tick-tock, tick-tock… Losing all sense of time, lost in the minutiae, sorting and classifying, discovering new details, our eyes become blurry as another hour passes. One could call this a compulsion, but we instead call it a collection. It …