The visitor sits down in a comfortable armchair. The eyes accustom themselves to the weak light of the room. The floor resembles a soft carpet, but on close examination, one discovers that one has been walking across shredded business papers and is surrounded by numerous scurrile objects.
Ideally you would let questions remain questions thereby reversing Plato`s allegory of the cave, leave reality behind you, and indulge in the wit and the inherent strength of suprises of the installed objects. In this manner you will be able to collect new energy for the real world outside.
A Translation of an extract from the Art@Work003 brochure by Alexander Troitzsch.
