No contact form. A form implies you’re set up to receive and triage volume, which contradicts the “you have to mean it enough to write the email yourself” posture we built the whole nav around. No map, no office hours, no team photo. Nothing that borrows the visual language of a business’s contact page, because that’s exactly the register this site is trying to leave behind.
Given how thin this content actually is, it raises the nav placement question again. A page this sparse might sit more naturally as a footer link than a full nav item, since giving it equal visual weight to The Work or The Studio could overstate how much is actually there. Still your call, but now you’re looking at the real content rather than guessing.