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For the past six months I have been meet­ing with peo­ple and dis­cussing their object of emo­tional significance as part of The Object Project. My request to meet is a prompt —per­mis­sion given to release infor­ma­tion sit­ting at the back of the throat. Each con­ver­sa­tion reveals per­sonal invest­ment and exchange, a trans­ac­tion of nar­ra­tive, our shared com­mu­ni­ca­tion cat­alyzed by an object, and how it col­lec­tively trans­forms rela­tion­ships with our per­sonal myths. Each participant’s story serves as research for the con­tent of my works of fiction. These vignettes of imag­ined, inti­mate moments cre­ate a space sep­a­rate from that of the orig­i­nal object and story.

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