This temporary installation/performance was created for an alternative space in a former factory in Holland. Moving play structures made acoustic sounds resembling industrial machinery, when activated by performers and audience members, to comprise a treatise comparing art with industry and play with work.
Double see saw. The box contains water and pennies that sloshed when active.
Audience members try out the double see saw after the performance.
Demonstrating the swing over a long trough of water.
Getting a splash is harder than it looks.
Two teeter totters each have a box in the middle with a plexiglas window on top, filled with gravel that creates sound when activated.
Enthusiastic performers on one of two teeter totters.
Rows of file folders contained documentation and paperwork generated in the course of producing this piece. Text written on the walls in Dutch and English chant the “myths about the creative act,” as a means of purging them from my mental chatterbox.
