Domestic Archaeology is a cross-media art project created by The Light Surgeons that was exhibited at the Geffrye Museum, London, from May to August in 2006.
The work on show was developed through a process of audio-visual journalism that explores the issues surrounding identity through the study of Londoners and their rich mixture of living spaces.
Millimetre worked closely with arts collective, The Light Surgeons, to design and construct a sturdy but flexible physical build that contained various rooms and a gauze screen roof to house the multimedia installation that consisted of photography, video, print, sculpture and found objects.