British-French artist duo Daniel Dewar and Grégory Gicquel are known for their works exploring the relationship between labor and production, blurring the boundaries between animate and inanimate realms. Their multidisciplinary practice incorporates traditional craft techniques and classical sculpture, and engages with manufacturing processes that have become less visible in the age of automation. They have taught themselves to carve stone, weave and knit, fire ceramics, and do woodworking to produce sculptures in which material and subject matter are intricately related and blur the boundaries between functionality, decoration, and the aura of the autonomous artwork.