Anatomy Museum #3 2005
Anatomy Museum #4 2005
Anatomy Museum #1 2005
Anatomy Museum #2 2005
Chairs 2003
Corridor 2003
Dissection Room #1 2005
Dissection Room #2 2005
Lecture Theatre #1 2004
Morgue #1 2004
Morgue #2 2004
Operating Theatre #1 2003
Operating Theatre #2 2004
Operating Theatre #3 2004
Operating Theatre #4 2004
Operating Theatre #5 2004
Operating Theatre #6 2004
Operating Theatre #7 2005
Operating Theatre #8 2005
Operating Theatre #9 2005
Operating Theatre #10 2005
Operating Theatre #11 2005
Postmortem Room #1 2003
Postmortem Room #2 2004
Postmortem Room #3 2004
Postmortem Room #4 2004
Scanner #1 2003
Scanner #2 2005
Scanner #3 2005
Tunnel #3 2003
Storeroom #1 2005
X-ray Machines 2005
Edition of 15, pigment inks on photo rag baryta, unmounted
1,000 x 1,200 mm $8,500 incl GST
1,000 x 1,000 mm $7,500 incl GST
800 x 1,000 mm $6,000 incl GST
420 x 525 mm $4,600 incl GST
1,000 x 1,200 mm $8,500 incl GST
1,000 x 1,000 mm $7,500 incl GST
800 x 1,000 mm $6,000 incl GST
420 x 525 mm $4,600 incl GST
It is death that fixes the stone that we can touch, the return of time, the fine, innocent, earth beneath the grass of words. In a space articulated by language, it reveals the profusion of bodies and their simple order.
Michel Foucault
Michel Foucault
The aim of all life is death.
Sigmund Freud
Sigmund Freud
If you go to the European hospitals you never come out again. Some go, but all those who go never return. Hospitals are a bad institution, as people there never recover. In Otago, all our people sent to hospital never recovered.
Te Kahu
Te Kahu
The hospital is a stage for life and death. It is the parenthesis marking the beginning and the end of our lives—while the maternity ward may be witness to the wonder of the gift of life, and an operating theatre a stage for hope and recovery, the morgue can surely only deliver us to face death itself.
