This document presents a collection of works and ideas developed over the past ten years by Hooker & Kitchen; work which investigates novel ways to understand and inhabit technologically dense interior spaces and urban landscapes, and the interfaces between them. As daily life contains ever more windows into electronic environments, and virtual realities increasingly occupy our minds, the projects engage the play between many realms to imagine new kinds of technology-dependent lifestyles.The document acts as a punctuation point for Hooker & Kitchen; a place to atomize and reassemble materials from several projects as groundwork for an future exhibition.

Thanks to others who supported at some point or other: Eli Backer, Eric Battin, Ian Besler, Stephanie Cedeño, Walton Chiu, Lee Cody, Tim Durfee, Xing Lu, Andrew Nagata, Sarah Needham, Hugo Pilate, Godiva Reisenbichler, Ariana Page Russell, Alex Rickett