In this work: ‘a reservoir / a ravine’, Galilee Peaches creates an archive that acts as a sieve; a fictional collection of artifacts and found objects. A large wooden shelf is the centerpiece of the exhibition, hosting sculptures that appear calcified, forged or fossilized. This work reflects on the precarious nature of excavated artifacts, personifying them and envisioning these objects as extensions of the body. The archive speaks to both care and neglect, placing value and negotiating loss. The forms are placed in situ, which allows them to converse, spiraling into one another, generating fiction. This work is made with an almost compulsive awareness to material and orientation, with each piece lingering on the sensation and implication of touch.