"This work explores a sense of loss or absence as a culturally-shared experience by reproducing cards from a discarded library card catalogue. It was a series of ten drawings based on ten different cards, each one cataloguing Homer's Odyssey or Iliad, two of the paternity texts of Western Culture. Each of the cards references a book that is slightly different, either by virtue of its translator, edition or publisher. The result is a somber meditation on sameness and difference in an age of mass production, reproduction and appropriation and a cagey attack on the legitimacy of canonical authority."