METRO-POLIS performance
BLACK DIAMOND performance 2007
Let
the Tiger Out,
Metro-performance 2006
AFUK students
Islandsbrygge
2005
GUIDING STRINGS in FreePORT,
NORDHAVN.
Citizens' Meeting,
Nordhavn 2007
Danish
National Radio,
P2
Plus
String spinning 'live' radio 2007
COLLECTIVE STRING WEB
PLAY HANGING & HAMMOCKS,
Enghave Square 2007

red = guiding strings, yellow line= citizens' route to
Queen's
hall,
Citizen's Meeting

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21.600 METER COLORFUL
GUIDING STRINGS
IN NORDHAVN
FreePORT, CPH, DK
Citizens Meeting, September 11, 2007
Approx. 500 citizens of Copenhagen attended the Citizens
Meeting on FreePORT cityspace development.
How does Copenhagen
avoid yet another city area, with no feeling
of life, when
development
of
Nordhavn
city
space
begins?
21.600 meters of COLORFUL
GUIDING STRINGS were tracked by CREATIVE ACTIONS through
FreePORT
Nordhavn,
Copenhagen,
DK on September 11 2007 as 11 hours ritual transformation
of
the architectural
city space, before and under the Citizens Meeting.
The colorful string tracks
worked as visual metaphoric manifest for The Human Factor*,
stubbornly insisting on The Human Factor* as most important
measurement
in relation
to city space development.
*The Human Factor = Human flesh, blood, veins, body scale,
movement, perspective, perception, conception and consciousness
flow through out a specific city space over a long period
of time.
CREATIVE
ACTIONS
Djawed Kimouche, Bülent Dilek,
Maiken Thorsen, Karoline H. Larsen
DOCUMENTATION Thanks
to Tina Louise Hunderup
Thanks
to Trevor Davies and 2+1 for
inviting Creative Actions.

Sundkrogsgade, entrance FreePORT



Entrance to FreePORT area. Strings
enhancing the 20KM speed traffic sign and transforming it
into a new shape of Human Factor(body,flesh,blood,movement).

Strings connecting
to the Railway Track traffic sign and to the street light
enhancing it and unfolding more ways to interpret the meaning
of "Track". Bloodvein track, Rosebud track, Butterfly
track....


string track.



Djawed and Maiken tracking strings.
citizens arriving through the Hall
Construction area.

Strings enhancing the existing shape
of the iron fench and unfolding a new depth perspective
as opposite to the flat fench.
Strings enhancing the existing
shape of the iron fench and unfolding new shapes and functions,
making a giant color string fire.




Left side: Plastic bottle hanging
from the string structure.

Mike Lippert from 2+1 introducing
Workshop I, and Karoline H. Larsen giving 3min presentation
of Guiding Strings.
The strings in the Hall were tracked through space, within
the limits of one persons' capabilities (HUMAN FACTOR),
throwing the string (tied to a plastic bottle filled
with sand) high up and around the top roof construction
to attach
the string and let it fall down again, and to move on
to the next point in the hall and throw the string again
towards
a new perspective. Stubbornly insisting on the HUMAN
FACTOR not using electric lifts.


Strings connecting architectural
elements, both enhancing, contrasting and vanishing space
at the same time.

strings on the way down. transforming architectural space
into soft space.

strings interweaving and connecting
the brick wall and the grid fench, transforming into an entity
and a diversity at the same time.

strings connecting street lights and
crossing railway track, mirroring different directions
for movements in the city space.

strings connecting to street light
and transforming into a new 3rd shape.



strings connecting outside FreePORT
and the entrance, also guiding to pedestrians' route.

Strings connecting speed sign and light
post, also imitating Human Factor (blood, veins, flesh).

Strings connecting speed sign and
light post, transforming them into one shape imitating
Human Factor (blood, veins, flesh).

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