Preparation Card

$10.00

A small illustrated card from The Mercy of Forgetting, bringing the ether apparatus and forget-me-nots into the hand. Keep it beside your work, tuck it into a book, or give it to someone entrusted with care.

  • Includes one 5 × 7-inch Preparation Card.

  • An interpretive collection object, rather than a greeting card.

  • No occasion required.

Packed by Vapor & Bloom. Ships within 5–7 business days; delivery time is additional. Shipping & Returns · Order help.

Before the instrument, there is preparation

Before the instrument, before the procedure, before forgetting, there is preparation.

The Preparation Card is the smallest formal object in The Mercy of Forgetting: an interpretive piece designed to be handled, kept nearby, tucked into a book, placed at a desk, or given to someone entrusted with care.

The ether apparatus and forget-me-nots return here in a more intimate form, carrying the collection from observation into ritual.

It is not a greeting card and requires no occasion.

It is simply a small preparation for the work of remembering what another person has been permitted to release.

A small illustrated card from The Mercy of Forgetting, bringing the ether apparatus and forget-me-nots into the hand. Keep it beside your work, tuck it into a book, or give it to someone entrusted with care.

  • Includes one 5 × 7-inch Preparation Card.

  • An interpretive collection object, rather than a greeting card.

  • No occasion required.

Packed by Vapor & Bloom. Ships within 5–7 business days; delivery time is additional. Shipping & Returns · Order help.

Before the instrument, there is preparation

Before the instrument, before the procedure, before forgetting, there is preparation.

The Preparation Card is the smallest formal object in The Mercy of Forgetting: an interpretive piece designed to be handled, kept nearby, tucked into a book, placed at a desk, or given to someone entrusted with care.

The ether apparatus and forget-me-nots return here in a more intimate form, carrying the collection from observation into ritual.

It is not a greeting card and requires no occasion.

It is simply a small preparation for the work of remembering what another person has been permitted to release.