Photograph by Helena Wikström 

 

7 hours performance
Untitled in Room for Performance
at Bildmuseet Umeå Sweden on Saturday 17 September 2016
​at 11am to 6pm

 

On the floor there is 500g of white chalk blocks partly crushed and a table with three of the original legs on it and five pieces of wood 48mm by 48mm of 240cm long. All these woods are added onto the table.He picks up the table and starts to walk in a clockwise direction the table resting between his neck and shoulder (without using his hands).
Each time he makes one full circle where he doesn’t touch the object with his hands he makes a circle on his hands or lower arms.
After two hours the whole structure breaks, he walks off then after one minute he walks back in and starts to reconstruct the structure. After some time the structure and him find the space again all the time walking in the clockwise direction (and without using his hands). He does this for the whole 7 hours. 

 

Photograph by Helena Wikström
 
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Photograph by humhyphenhum

 

6 hours performance
Untitled in Performing Drawology at The Bonington Gallery Nottingham England on Monday 8 February 2016 at 11am to 5pm.Day 1 He walks into the gallery space and places a 10cm² piece of wood charcoal and four marker pens into the centre of the room. Then he bites a piece of the charcoal chews it in his mouth then walks to one corner wall in the gallery and with his saliva and his mouth he marks the wall. Then he walks back to the centre of the room picks up one on the marker pens, walks over to the other wall and writes a number on the wall. He repeats the two actions for the whole period all the 6 hours performance.

 

Photograph by Paulina Adaszek​
 
​4 hours performance XVIII International Art Festival Interkcje Piotrków Trybunalski Poland, curated by Tomasz Szrama on Friday the 20 May 2016 at 11am to 3pm

 

Watch video at https://vimeo.com/184660569

 

He walks into the town square with 3 pieces of wood size 50cm by 50cm. He places one piece of wood which is covered with numbers of dates and times of how many people had died and were born at a certain time on the floor. This piece of wood stays on the floor for the whole time he performs. With the other two pieces of wood covered with black cotton tape he places one onto his shoulder and keeps one in his left hand and starts to spin in a clockwise direction for the whole four hours.