In the series of works, Creatures of Habit, object forms designed for temporary household use are rendered useless by an industrial fabrication technology - laser-cutting. Later, in `help yourself`, the printed clichés and persuasive platitudes of public relations media themselves are cut up, scrambled and re-arranged to reveal the 'use' of their genres, and the pulped resources printed on. Ink is wiped off glossy magazines, only possible with toxic solvents. Their altered messages are re-printed in a slim volume on recycled paper.

As historical objects, their unmaking positions these altered book forms as speculative props in a retro sci-fi on the aftermath of post digital culture in the 4th industrial revolution.

Magazine format, printed to resemble a mass-produced periodical

Carbon polymer laser print on Evercopy+ recycled paper, saddle stitch.