CAPETOWN February 26 - March 15, 2005 Creative action: Pulling colored strings in public spaces. Since 1996 South Africa has had its new Constitution of the Republic of South Africa. No apartheid anymore. According to law everyone can move everywhere. No boundaries any longer. How do mental boundaries change? How do old daily habits of wandering in the city change? How can people be free to move as they please? Click to view high res version of the video (21 mb) Documentation Camera Christian Friis Hansen, Dylan Culhane Editing Yrsa Wedel Sound Thomas Knak Stills Karoline H. Larsen. NETWORK THANKS People were invited to join Creative Actions at a lecture at Michaelis School of Art, at the University og Cape Town, S.A. Thanks to visual artist Rory and Ruth Sacks for Inviting me. Thanks to visual artist Thomas Mulcaire for informing me about local network of artworkers and other helpful people. Thanks to Angela Biram for helping with living space, and finding local news papers and designers.

Citizens from CapeTown creating creative actions
Dustin Ryan, Neil Lloyd, Dean Cornwell, Chris Auret, Paul J., Keric Allenbrook, Tyler Smith, Swain Hoogervorst, Warren Papier, Mark Davis, Simon Kohler, Andrew McNally, Stuart Ziegler, Gregory Maybery. Ruth Cousins, Moa Lindh, Rowan Smith, Jessica Brown, Bianca Baldi, Elgin Rust, Niklas Wittenberg.
And many more people who joined along the actions.

2005 Invitation flyer to Capetonians at Michaelis School of Art, Cape Town, S.A.