"I am interested in all the things that are around, under and behind what is traditionally considered art objects: framing devices, stages, what holds things up, what makes them possible in the first place. The kinds of things and activities that are supporting surround us -- like scaffolding, for example, is everywhere in a city -- and are essential to what and how we do things in the world, and yet they are usually considered not important, temporary, lacking in value in themselves."
"I am interested in all the things that are around, under and behind what is traditionally considered art objects: framing devices, stages, what holds things up, what makes them possible in the first place. The kinds of things and activities that are supporting surround us -- like scaffolding, for example, is everywhere in a city -- and are essential to what and how we do things in the world, and yet they are usually considered not important, temporary, lacking in value in themselves. The project “Support Structure” was to focus on this as a practice, to work exactly with these things that are usually outside artistic production, and offer support. To understand and revalue what it means to put yourself in the service of others." - Céline Condorelli says of her new book, "Support Structures".
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