Putting a painting in a box to travel, functioning both as frame and drawing board for an audience. Sharing and repeating my own process: responding to / copying a selected painting. Drawing sheets for different venues / time spans. Form to note contributor’s names. The set-up is flexible and mobile, response conditions may be adjusted and varied, maintaining the rule that there always need to be at least two, who respond together.
The set-up works well for smaller, one-on-one collaborations, as an opportunity to stand and draw and talk.
Set up in a public space the drawing panes become a public location, the shared responsibility of all, like other public spaces, with responses reaching from tender or timid contributions (if any) to vandalism over night (when no one is watching).
Innsbruck, October 2015
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