The BOOreaucrats navigate a space of truth, remembrance and cognitive dissonance by playing clichéd roles as institutional officials. They investigate the investigators, examine the examiners and perform purposeful profundity through gestures that result in photographic outcomes, bureaucratic documents and administrative ephemera. Using graphic tools, historic archives and pointless paper shuffling, their official duties result in multidisciplinary outcomes. 

The BOOreaucrats represent cultural introspection. Sometimes in ridiculous self-depreciation, sometimes earnest contemplation, these two middle-aged administrators appear to investigate all that relates to notions of cultural origin. An autonomous subsidiary of its collaborative parent project The Bureau for the Organisation of Origins (BOO), The BOOreaucrats (Benjamin Sheppard and Peter Burke) question concepts of absolute origins and the divisive narratives that support them.