BEING AND NOTHINGNESS, 2009 | household dust, lint, cobwebs | 200 x 80 x 38 mm
Being and Nothingness exists as a result of something that was forced into being. That is what I do – if it doesn’t exist I will make it exist. For Sartre, what defines us is our undefined non-determined nature. If this is true, then our awareness of what we are not forces us to invent something from the nothingness of our being.
PAUL HAZELTON 