The House Furnishings are miniature monuments that hint at new hybridized dwellings and other unstable micro-structures. Each component of these furnishings enters the front door of the Fargo House as an independent, utilitarian object, but, over time, rebels against the autonomy of use and embraces the unity of aggregated form. While the inhabitant of the house directs the flow of tables, chairs, lamps and other domestic objects through the matrix of the dwelling space, the House Furnishings convert the territory of each room into instances of collective living.
