Joanne Tatham & Tom O’Sullivan work across installation, publishing and performance, often subverting aspects of artistic and cultural history. Their work questions hierarchies of display within visual art, pushing against norms and our expectations of cultural value. Their ceramic objects are 1:20 scale models of previous artworks by Tatham and O’Sullivan – artworks that have been commissioned by public institutions and organisations, now rendered as domestic ornaments. The process of producing objects and editions re-scaled from existing larger works first began with a gold necklace of Tatham and O’Sullivan’s 6 metre high 2001 work HK, and then a marble edition, produced at a scale of 1:20 of the original piece. The scale models of larger works are transformed through the use of other materials. Cast in ceramic and bronze, they become objects that circulate and function differently, allowing for new positionings and juxtapositions.