Nine to Repetition
Nonproductive consumption of time
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What is time when it is no longer structured by work or obligation? What does it mean to have free time — and how freely do we actually use it?
An office chair and a simple wooden stool face one another, connected by a chain. Work and leisure, productivity and idleness: apparently separate, yet impossible to fully detach.
Work finances the hours beyond it, while those hours often become the reason for working in the first place. Somewhere between the two lies the question of what we expect from our time. Can it simply pass, without purpose or productivity? Or do we feel the need to make even our free time count?
English
Nonproductive Consumption of Time
Acrylic and oil on heavy cardboard
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Nonproductive consumption of time
What is time when it is no longer structured by work or obligation? What does it mean to have free time — and how freely do we actually use it?
An office chair and a simple wooden stool face one another, connected by a chain. Work and leisure, productivity and idleness: apparently separate, yet impossible to fully detach.
Work finances the hours beyond it, while those hours often become the reason for working in the first place. Somewhere between the two lies the question of what we expect from our time. Can it simply pass, without purpose or productivity? Or do we feel the need to make even our free time count?
English
Nonproductive Consumption of Time
Acrylic and oil on heavy cardboard
