Category: Money Methodology

The last few months’ work has revolved around exploring how we handle value and how we could improve on our current system of money.

In our exploration of money and perceptions of value, we are inevitably drawn into the meaning of life. The following two print series attempt to distil these into simple elements. To enlarge images, right click on the image and open in a new tab. Wisdom comes from a quiet place

Following on from last year’s work on Editions, this year’s auction at Phillips prompted us to think about and discuss the hierarchy of the monetary value of the top ten selling artists in that sale relative to the square millimetres of a single piece of work from each. A downloadable spreadsheet shows the artists and […]

While the cat’s away… (Eddie was off in the land of the brave leaving Alex and Clive without adult supervision) Phillips recently held an auction of “designer” furniture and lighting. The printed item in the video above of three stools, taken from their webpage, had a price guide of $9,000 to $12,000. The sale price […]

Many will have experienced when working collaboratively, how the dynamics of discovery and development operate in such a way as to defy the laws of conventional physics. That 1+1+1 = > 3; it’s a Fibonacci progression that just keeps expanding. Eddie, Alex and Clive bring very different perspectives and experiences to bear on our work […]