Some artists are more preoccupied with the end product of their works rather than the process of coming up with it. Some value the process more than anything because it is the process that does more of the talking.

Time is experienced not as a succession of singular moments, but as an interpenetrating, organic whole: the past is never really the past, but cuts through the present.

Seemingly mundane objects when layered with meaningful elements could become a statement. Objects from the past curated for the present audience could mean something for the future.