One particular group of objects I find especially intriguing are those wrapped in plastic. I have no idea why they were packaged this way, but they carry a unique, almost absurd aesthetic. The plastic, or the vacuum-sealed film, acts like a protective layer, preserving the object and giving it a pristine, almost clinical appearance. The packaging instantly transforms the item into a small exhibit piece, ready to be hung or displayed.
These objects hold a unique fascination for me: their packaging not only provides protection but also seems to bestow upon them a certain significance and value, as if they were collectibles or artifacts from another time.