The Geography of Illness is a long-term interdisciplinary art project exploring chronic illness through objects, photography, and lived experience. Centered on The Nightstand Collective and Nightstand Still Life, the project examines care, material culture, and the everyday realities of living with chronic illness.

Emerging from the space of interruption that illness brings; the nightstand portraits observe the material culture of the chronically ill, featuring their stories, comfort objects, medical tools and spiritual practices. The nightstand becomes both witness and archive.