containersofinformation

The drawers which house the work within the Cavendish Museum have a number of labels on the outside which both form part of the book-like qualities of the piece and provide an invitation to their opening - together they form a text piece

what does science look like?

repetitive actions repeated

the space between

to be repeatable

controlled and recreated

noisy like air

evidence of activity

building a set of rules

intentions and actions

thinking outside thinking

tools for thinking

balancing always balancing

imagined spaces

a space of possibilities

assumed knowledge

presenting evidence

controlled spaces controlled

optimisation is compelling

in stillness and silence

potential for revelation

nano folk-law

tools for the mind and hand

thinking through making

limitations are important

making the invisible visible

created spaces controlled

grasp an understanding

make science

of something dimensionless

defiantly transitional

a block of knowledge

potential for revelation

the ritual of work

interesting not interesting

object making

things that are true

spaces are created

engagement with rules

measuring forces

thinking about possibilities