Participatory performance where guests and myself draw on empty spaces using my invention — the marker drill. Gamification of an artistic process helps self-doubting not-arty-people to try to participate in an art project and draw.

Length: 2 days
Participants: 30
Waste: 100 markers

Death of a Hero exhibition extends beyond static works—through live performance, it becomes a space of collective experience. Movement, sound, and interaction weave through the installation, embodying the process of grief, resilience, and renewal. Improvisation plays a central role, allowing each performance to respond organically to the space, the audience, and the evolving emotional landscape of the exhibition.

By engaging in this living process, participants become part of the work, blurring the line between observer and creator. The performance invites presence, sincerity, and the raw energy of transformation—mirroring the essence of Death of a Hero.

Length: 3 days
Performed: 12 times
Time: 10 minutes