Belongings asks visitors to hand over something of their own. A key, a mug, a worn pair of glasses, placed on a lit table in front of a camera. The object is seen, cut out of the room around it, and dissolved into a pointcloud on the screen above. Then it starts to speak, as the object, as itself, and asks the visitor about their relationship. The exhibition around it argues that durability is not only a question of materials but of attachment, and the installation is where that argument is put to the visitor directly.