come and go
these works are durational theatre or installation pieces lasting for a number of hours and the audience is free to come and go during that time. Gallery pieces or installations that do not have a live element are also in this category.
a message to you (2008)
A year's worth of text (SMS) messages shouted across a distance. First conceived for the Anti Festival in Finland.
this is a ready to wear piece
Bed Full of Songs (2003 - present)
An invitation to sing with us all the songs we can think of until the duvet is full of titles and the bed is full of songs. A durational piece lasting approximately 5 hours.
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you, me and everywhere we go (2008)
As part of Recoded, an exhibition at Peacock Visual Arts and conference at the Centre for Modern Thought, we showed some results of a whole year of tracking ourselves with GPSs. This was in the form of two large prints of Berlin showing the subtle differences and an animation made for us by Andreas Schlegel showing how our paths overlapped and differed during the year
this is a ready to wear piece
How do you keep talking even when you've said everything you thought possible? (2003)
Thinking about the 70,000 hours that the girl and clown from the British television test card have spent together, we put ourselves in the position of two people stranded, not sure if anyone is watching any longer. A four-hour durational piece.
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Test Build (2002)
Tracing the history of the television test card from the 30s to the present day, our paper reconstructions are inserted as live intermissions in a multimedia festival context. A six-hour installation
this is a made to measure piece