1.
An experience of looking at art (or not)
Title could be something like Distanced context or something katchy like that.
You enter, you're given a pair of mirror glasses (or however to solve this) and walk around, seeing only the ceiling trying to find the way through.
I thought that this might distort the perception in terms of distance, orientation, the mirrored object becomes sort of projected.
So in way maybe theres o need for a piece, just to walk around on the ceiling talks enough about this idea of viewing and context?
2.
Exhibit yourself - through your stuff.
Random people of different ages etc are asked to bring around 30 physical objects to the gallery. The objects do not have to fit together or have a special meaning, it is just a preffered object. Nuff said
At the gallery, they are displayed and the visitors are asked to, in a biassed way =) describe this person, by judging of his or her things.
This says something about what we want to show and what people think they can tell about you by this.
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