Art placed in the public sphere becomes a form of communication. Anyone can manipulate it—from photographing an object for digital transfer into a broader field of interaction, such as the internet, to appropriation or destruction.
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The project consists of flyers posted in waiting and informational areas.
An evacuation map overlaid onto a political world map.
The mobile night shoot is necessitated by the project’s impermanence and the need for prompt documentation.
District information board // mobile photography // September 20, 2026
public transit stop // mobile photography // September 20, 2026
Park Information Stand // Mobile Photography // September 20, 2026
As soon as a work is placed in a public space, it is instantaneously alienated from its author. The object becomes, simultaneously, belonging to no one and belonging to everyone. Anyone is free to interact with it, even to commit an act of vandalism against it, although, legally speaking, this action will not be considered vandalism because the very act of placing the object in the public space without authorization is already considered vandalism.
next day // mobile shoot
Next day // mobile shoot