He graciously allowed us at the Foundation to step into his apartment with a camera and hit record, while he spoke with us about the stories behind some of the pieces on display. Some pieces that will be making their way to FUTUREOBJEKT in February include a collection of paintings by Henk Duijn, which hide as much as they reveal from their archival references; and Cameron’s own studio’s modular ceramic coffee table, Oblique – its patina echoes the brutalist architecture seen in his photographic series Communion, which was created over a twenty year period and serves as the thematic basis for his furniture designs.

The pieces in his apartment reflect his love for objects that are at once sculptural and functional – pieces that don’t necessarily impose a way of being used, but allow space for interpretation and personalisation. Watch the full video below.