Harry
Taylor
Taylor's practice examines appetite, spectatorship and the social choreography of the table. His work is temporary by design and completed by those present.
A work in four acts
Memento
Mori
An exercise in appetite, transience
and whatever follows.
Harry Taylor
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The artists
Harry
James
Pendergrast
Working across hospitality, ritual and performance, Pendergrast considers the systems through which an ordinary gathering becomes an event—and an event becomes a memory.
Prologue
A private presentation concerning beginnings, endings, and the brief interval in which we attempt to give them meaning.
One evening. Four acts. No documentation.
Birth
The first mark. A beginning mistaken for innocence.
Life
Matter in motion. Appetite as evidence.
Death
Every form contains the terms of its ending.
Afterlife
What remains refuses explanation.