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Three works examining how value is produced, how chance is engineered, and what happens when those two ideas collide in a room full of strangers.
Art fairs are marketplaces for objects, and they are marketplaces for outcomes: who gets attention, who gets written into the season, who sells, who ends up in the right sequence of rooms and conversations. Jack Butcher’s practice is built around making those systems legible.
WORK, LUCK, and PLAY stage that line as a literal structure.
WORK traces how labour becomes interface and both LUCK and PLAY turn chance into a visible mechanism (priced, collected, traded, and redeemed).
Presented within an environment shaped by selection, timing, and circumstance, the collection offers a reflection on how outcomes are structured, and possibly altered.