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Human figures were abundant in Davey\u2019s early work, which included bare-chested portraits of her sisters and photographs of strangers on the street. However, in 1984, an altercation in London between Davey and a subject of her street photography, along with her exposure to critiques of representation put forth by Martha Rosler, Laura Mulvey, and other feminist writers prompted the artist to turn away from photographing others for about 25 years. During that period of \u2018prohibition\u2019, as Davey calls it, she primarily made films of herself pacing around her pre-war apartment and reciting essays to the camera. She also photographed her dusty books, her apartment\u2019s overhead light fixtures, and the view under her bed. Glad comes from this period and embodies the tensions latent in the genre of still life, with its unabashed fetish for objects. A weathered monolith amongst blue-black shadows, Davey\u2019s fridge is at once tranquil and foreboding, jolly and melancholic. The photograph is richly saturated and tightly cropped, its singular focus evincing a sense of reticence, an obsession with delimitations of personal space that I tend to read as lonely and slightly agoraphobic. In lieu of human figures in the frame, the fridge\u2019s surface contains a subtle archive of their past activities: artifacts like a child\u2019s drawings in bright yellows, reds, blues, and mauves juxtaposed with missives from the civic sphere like a 1995 New York Times<\/em> editorial on pesticides.<\/p>\r\n

I have an affinity for interiors, as well as for solitude over constant socialising. This was influenced by my mother\u2019s agoraphobia, which dictated a sizable facet of my life growing up. During the day, while my father went to work, my mother ensconced herself in our one-story house in its cookie-cutter neighbourhood in Florida and entertained no guests. Her isolation and anxiety were the fait accompli of my childhood and the subject of gentle mockery among all those who knew, and her prohibitions extended to me, producing periods of time in which I involuntarily accompanied her in her retreat from the world, her renunciation of other people.<\/p>\r\n

Within the agoraphobe\u2019s domestic confines, the refrigerator is a public emissary, a link to the broader world. Needing constantly to be replenished from without, the refrigerator is the only \u2018room\u2019 in the house whose contents constantly circulate. Its door is a discursive zone, where memos are stuck alongside appointment reminder cards, calendars, and photographs. Behind the door, one finds more words: words strung together on products that would make little sense elsewhere\u2014\u2018Cage Free White\u2019, \u2018The Cooking Milk\u2019\u2014aphorisms related to digestion that, to this day, imbue foods like yoghurt with a vague aura of femininity and nutrition labels enumerating chemicals whose names I have never tried to pronounce. In short, the fridge is full of sundry souvenirs from the so-called \u2018public sphere\u2019. Culminating from long chains of labour, they\u2019ve each been touched by countless hands unseen by the consumer and will continue to be handled as they depart the home as waste.<\/p>"},{"acf_fc_layout":"video","video":"https:\/\/vz-a6a6cda4-492.b-cdn.net\/e8430eda-2f02-41f6-853f-cb79fd2ffb5a\/play_720p.mp4","video_caption":""},{"acf_fc_layout":"text","text":" \r\n\r\nThe first time I saw one of Davey\u2019s C-prints was online: a small, low-resolution image of a ceiling light fixture that I zoomed in on until it blurred. The first time I saw one of her films in a museum\u2014Les Goddesses<\/em> (2011) at the Art Institute of Chicago\u2014I sat for hours scoping out the interior of the artist\u2019s apartment. Admittedly, I was transfixed. Here was Davey, narrating and enacting the role of a fl\u00e2neur of the home. Same as my mother. Well, same but different, like the cereal boxes on the fridge in Glad<\/em> and those in our kitchen\u2014same because mass-produced, different because in a different home, with a different floorplan, different inhabitants.\r\n\r\nWhen we examine Davey\u2019s photographs of domestic interiors or watch films like Les Goddesses<\/em>, we become voyeurs of her candid or at most semi-staged life. We see her dusty books and unpaid bills, the robin\u2019s egg blue of her kitchen walls, picture frames on the floor in the hall, her mismatched table and chairs. Yet we aren\u2019t given enough specificity to psychoanalyse her based on these details, at least not deeply, and not any more than she does in her monologues. Our only task\u2014the only thing our eyes can<\/em> do\u2014is simply look, look, look.\r\n\r\nOur fridge was a top freezer, like Davey\u2019s. Two unequally sized registers, harmonious in their proportions like a Rothko painting. The bottom door was studded with ceramic magnets and pockmarked with peeling stickers; I remember trying to save the stickers by covering them with the magnets. I remember loving the cold smell of the freezer, whose contents I could barely see and had nothing to do with me, like the idea of heaven. I remember mouthing the words on the sides of jam jars in the cold light and on the receipts my mother and I got from the store we ventured out to once a week. It isn\u2019t lost on me that my mother\u2019s main occupations were domestic in nature and that her agoraphobia was exacerbated by\u2014or at least intimately linked to\u2014having a role in the household centred on what Davey calls \u2018managing\u2019 the fridge.\r\n\r\nWhen I entered adolescence, we moved to a different house in a different state. There, my desire to explore the town, my insistence on an independent identity, on cleaving from my mother\u2019s private sphere, led to long, excruciating fights. Between the inside and the outside were minefields of negotiation, dark rabbit holes of guilt. Rain was enough of an existential threat to foreclose any discussion of my going out, but as a mute peace offering, my mother stocked the fridge with my favourite ice creams, yoghurts, jams, and preserves. I still associate the tastes of those foods with her.\r\n\r\nIt is perhaps for all these reasons that I possess a voracious impulse to consume the spaces that others occupy, those pieces of private property made communal. As Roland Barthes writes in Camera Lucida<\/em>, \u2018The age of photography corresponds precisely to the explosion of the private into the public, or rather into the creation of a new social value, which is the publicity of the private: the private is consumed as such, publicly\u2019. Lacking an image to disseminate, I can only conjure in words the intimations of that lost kitchen in Florida, the blue flowers on the wallpaper, the honey-hued linoleum floors, the light switch that seldom worked, which my mother would call me in to flip as evening crept through, swearing my touch was good luck.\r\n\r\nTime has a funny way of congealing what were once forgettable years\u2014as well as periods of suffocating idleness, periods of intense longing\u2014into vivid, almost talismanic images. Just as the temporal metonymy of photography, which flashes fragments of the past into the haze of the present, can make a cluttered refrigerator appear singular and profound, my memories are briefly illuminated when they congregate around the icebox of my childhood home."}],"related_text":"","issue":"","button_text":""},"yoast_head":"\nFrozen Time<\/title>\n<meta name=\"description\" content=\"Davey frames a mundane fridge with elegance\u2014a quiet symbol of solitude and a reminder of how a sharp eye reveals meaning in everyday surroundings.\" \/>\n<meta name=\"robots\" content=\"index, follow, max-snippet:-1, max-image-preview:large, max-video-preview:-1\" \/>\n<link rel=\"canonical\" href=\"https:\/\/www.apartamentomagazine.com\/stories\/frozen-time\/\" \/>\n<meta property=\"og:locale\" content=\"en_GB\" \/>\n<meta property=\"og:type\" content=\"article\" \/>\n<meta property=\"og:title\" content=\"Frozen Time\" \/>\n<meta property=\"og:description\" content=\"Davey frames a mundane 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