For the month of July, I did a small art residency in the Mission, and turned 2751 21st St. into an art studio, gallery, and curated object shop in the Mission.
Snapshots of a home
A portrait of a space through the things its inhabitants choose to keep. Artwork, furniture, and useful objects form a personal archive in which repetition, contrast, and memory become the organizing principles.
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Working with Committee Chairs is not simply about making a room look beautiful. It is about creating a space with a clear point of view: composed, personal, and made to be lived in.
Each project follows a thoughtful framework of looking, collecting, arranging, and refining. Art, furniture, color, and the objects already present are considered together, so the finished room feels less decorated than discovered.
Committee Chairs stands for interiors with character—spaces shaped by attention, curiosity, and the unmistakable presence of the people who inhabit them.
Add a short introduction to the project, the central idea, and what you made.
Add a detail, process image, material note, or result from the project.
Add the project premise, context, and the idea that guided the space.
Add a detail about material, object placement, sourcing, or process.
Describe how the room is organized and what the composition makes possible.
Use this space for a favorite object, artwork, or small spatial decision.
Add a note about color, rhythm, scale, or the relationships between objects.
Add a close observation about texture, finish, or the human hand.
Describe how the completed room feels and what gives it its character.
Add the outcome, what changed, and what should be remembered.
Things in a Room