Does involving that stuff in your life require owning it? You could have a capacitor junk box at your local hacker space, for example.
i also think it unnecessary for someone to have access to junked capacitors
it was mentioned in response to the phrasing utilising 'all' which to me implied a preference for fewer things.. too many things would render the exercise of documenting it 'all' improbable.. and I was trying to express my own opinion of content stead numerosity when living in a comfortable yet clutter free environment
also, i failed to see a bank statement or a pile of cash or stacks of gold bullion, so this all feels editorialised anyway
> what I see is a lack of intellectual curiosity
It seems ungenerous to say someone is intellectually uncurious because they don't express that curiosity by possessing stuff.
> also, i failed to see a bank statement or a pile of cash or stacks of gold bullion, so this all feels editorialised anyway
Yes, I didn't see a credit card anywhere. A notable omission, among others.
Perhaps some abstract objects could have been standins for abstract concepts: this apple represents the love of knowledge I possess; but in their finitude we'd still have the editorialised issue
It is a stated art installation which to me begs to be discussed and so I was discussing what thoughts the installation caused me to have through exposure
My opinions apply to this curated list of items stead some ad hominem of the artist
The items and their aesthetic homogeneity suggests to me a lack of intellectual curiosity but the artist may yet possess more than what is being displayed in this installation