Two people meet in a public place, they build a piece of flat pack furniture together. It’s not for either of them, it’s for someone else.  They have a conversation whilst they are building it. Some people watch, others walk by; some people offer to lend a hand.  Once the furniture is built it’s loaded up into a van and taken to its new home.

Make yourself comfortable is an exhibition of physical and verbal negotiation between two strangers united by a common goal: to make someone else a little bit more comfortable in the world.

Currently in development with ARC, Stockton-on-tees & supported by Quarantine collaborators fund.