WALKING THE GRASS
Performance, Fitzroy 2016
Photo credit Rosie Mackay
Walking the Grass is a public walking performance, pulling a rolled up piece of turf on a small trolly through the inner suburbs of Melbourne. The performance was documented using photography.
The intention is to explore performance using the self as subject. Create a non gallery based work and use a living object to create a sense of belonging. Transporting a familiar object to new surrounding is used as a place making tool and experiments with humor and absurdity through the use of domesticating or giving value to a living thing other than a human or animal.
Performance, Fitzroy 2016
Photo credit Rosie Mackay
Walking the Grass is a public walking performance, pulling a rolled up piece of turf on a small trolly through the inner suburbs of Melbourne. The performance was documented using photography.
The intention is to explore performance using the self as subject. Create a non gallery based work and use a living object to create a sense of belonging. Transporting a familiar object to new surrounding is used as a place making tool and experiments with humor and absurdity through the use of domesticating or giving value to a living thing other than a human or animal.
