easy and quick (recycling leftover materials)

 

inspired by Christo Yavacheff's "at the gates" - i made use of the rectangle frame i hade left over and the one sheet i didn't use in the "hanging" saga. i tacked only the top and bottom , leaving the sides free to bluster in wind created by either the opening and closing of doors, or out in the wind if i find some where suitable to put it

that F%U&*Ng frame

so after i finaly got that frame build up,and started to tack the carpet on...it colapsed in op itself.
so now i have all the useless wood and ussless carpet.
so i bring the woodback to the store ( exept one rectangle frame,i have ani dea for that)

 

 i decided id still make the carpet tunnel but id just use tables. and it worked, I even got a few videos of people interacting,and i didn't even have to ask people, they just went ahead on there own accord and crawled through. after i was told that loads of people had used it when i wasn't around to see, i came up with the idea of a sign in sheet for everyone who had used it, so i can count up exactly how much interaction it got.

got all these signatures in under a day :)

 

the gallery. so cool. so simple

hanging sheets has never looked so cool.

the way they change the space in the gallery fascinates me.

 

love that photo ^

the rotating door.

not exactly what I wanted from this. but trial and error eh?

sheets rehung.stairwell madness

so I have now rehung the colourful silk sheets in the stairwell.

 

after they dried out.

just before I removed the wire.

 

 

 

I decided to re hang these sheets on the stair well, in different sequences.

 

 

below: I decided to hang them in twos