Engaging with the material world through theatricality, Amanda Ross-Ho reconfigures the scale, shape and number of everyday objects to manipulate perceptions of time and space Building upon her background in prop design, Los Angeles–based artist Amanda Ross-Ho (born 1975) resizes and reinvents everyday objects such as clocks, drying racks and sheet masks, giving them a theatrical twist that uncovers the relationship between art, labor and systems of production. This book was published in conjunction with Vleeshal Center for Contemporary Art.