The Domestic Imaginary

About the work
Do not touch, for the In-Heritage Group project with the Camberwell Inner London Education Authority (ILEA) Collection I chose to work with the Balance Building Set (W444H), a set of wooden building blocks manufactured by Tofa toys in Czechoslovakia. In the exhibition at the Camberwell library the prints of the digital models produced for the 'remote sensing' Symposium are able to be exhibited alongside the actual artefact for the first time.

About The Exhibition
'The Domestic Imaginary' is an exhibition in Camberwell College of Arts Library by the In-Heritage Group. The exhibition responds to The Camberwell Inner London Education Authority (ILEA) Collection and runs over the Autumn-Spring term 2021/22. The community of practice group was formed in January 2021 by academics during lockdown from across illustration, 3d product and furniture and interior and spatial design seeking to expand disciplinary research and knowledge exchange activity between heritage objects, sites, and settings to stir narratives in places. More information about the ILEA collection is available here: https://collections.arts.ac.uk/collections/camberwell_ilea

Exhibitors: Dr Jason Cleverly, Dr Leah Fusco, Peter Maloney, Colin Priest, Dr Rachel Emily Taylor