in trainingsite-specific environment with
pencildrawings, unglazed ceramics, laserprinted pictures and texts, plywood hearts, safety blankets, cardboard, tape and plastic cube.
(trees and pointy metal tools were already part of the space)
the environment was open to the public for one night. after that, all found objects and materials were returned to their places of origin.
special thanks to Alexa Horochowski, Stephen Rife and the University of Minnesota’s art department.
