Peter Rauch - 2, 3

This book gathers a decade (and a bit) of Peter Rauch’s practice into one sequence – photographs, small exhibitions, objects that became images and images that started behaving like objects. It pulls threads from the Objects series (Some Objects and More Objects) and folds in later projects where the camera slips into installation and back again. It’s not a catalogue but a re-cut of sorts. Peter’s work sits between thinking and making – the architecture of bones; photography in the hands; and theory in the air. He sees ‘objects’ where most people see none: mundane debris, modernist fragments, surfaces and seams; the way a small thing can tilt an entire space; the slight unease when attention locks onto what we usually ignore.