
Nº 001 — Sanskulla
CAT-2024-001Catalog Entry
A kalimba mounted on an autopsy-cut human skull top. Nine tines tuned to A minor. The calvaria functions as a resonance dish. You cannot play a wrong note. Reportedly.

Nº 002 — Early works (age 14)
Recovered from a box labeled "childhood stuff." Originally catalogued as creativity. Reclassified on review as something else entirely.

Nº 004 — 428
A skull constructed from 428 newspaper obituary clippings, modeled from an actual human skull in the collection. Each contributor has successfully quit smoking and drinking.

Nº 005 — Good boy
Cleared and stained juvenile canine specimen. The anterior fontanelle remains unfused, producing a visible star pattern on the cranial vault where the dye does not reach. Responds well to commands.

Nº 006 — Zap me twice
A discarded black-and-white CRT television recovered from a municipal dump and resurrected as a sound-reactive video synthesizer. Converts audio signal into Lissajous patterns on a phosphor screen. Declared dead once. Not recommended to try again.

Nº 007 — Super Mabio Ross
Mini-block assembly. 1,686 components. Chinese origin, uncertain licensing. Procrastinated on a workbench since approximately late December. Now assembled. The instructions were in Mandarin. This was not considered a problem.