What lies beneath? What does the surface strive so hard to conceal or contain? «Would It Make You Feel Less Lonely?» Is a collection of fragments evoking the space of a bathroom. Standing as excised portions of walls, the sculptures make visible the systems that sustain and irrigate them. Where does the water come from, and where does it go?

Moving from structure to infrastructure, from visible to obfuscated, the sculptures recall the interconnections between spaces, driven by to the vast hydric network that runs through the walls. The work inhabits the para dox between atomized intimacy and systemic dependence of contemporary privacy.

A space of containment, the bathroom is made to retain, canalize, and expel. To take care of oneself also entails taking care of what risks leaking. From hygiene to education, the bathroom is structured by the violence of domestic secrecy.

Do your dirty work, but leave no trace.