The Disorder of the Dining Table

Exploring the significance of everyday spaces, the text critiques traditional architectural practices, emphasizing the importance of human activities and unpredictability in enhancing domestic environments and acknowledging diverse lived experiences.

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Like the Turin shroud, the cloth bears witness and registers the happening for posterity. Once again, the image is static, but the traces left on the ‘tablecloth’ are a reminder of the unique but random social intercourse that took place as the meal advanced in time. To our minds, this more accurately captures the event than the first drawing. Acce... See more

Sarah Wigglesworth • The Disorder of the Dining Table