Stay Stay Stay

“I threw my phone across the room at you”

The phone weaponised. The device that elsewhere in the catalogue is the conduit for absent intimacy becomes a physical projectile, the speaker collapsing the gap by turning the medium against the man on the other end of it.

“But you carry my groceries and now I'm always laughing”

The grocery-carrying as the act of sustained partnership made visible in everyday food provisioning. The line registers the partner's labour around the meal, not the meal itself but the work that gets the food home, and the speaker's laughter as the consequence the line is recording. The image converts daily logistics into evidence of relational maintenance.