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Matters of Reassembly is questioning the concepts of waste and thereby the systems of assigning value to material in modern western culture. It proposes that discarded materials need to be considered as resource and to apply methodologies of re-using.
Matters of Reassembly confronts the user's concepts of assigning value to materials with 6 interior objects in the context of the private domestic space. The objects are made from metal elements from discarded electric appliances and objects of our daily
