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There is a short asphalt path opened up that led into the brick wall hidden behind a thick bush: a dead end. This image as photo motif was already printed on the back of my T-shirt. It was a basis of the performance. I suggested that the guests replace the function of the zoom lens with their own feet by walking towards a zooming object instead of using a photo zoom. In this way, the end point of the dead end path ahead of us became the destination of our walk. As soon as we reached the bush, the same image that was also printed on my back became visible behind the branches. I had previously attached the enlarged image as a large poster to the brick wall behind the bush.
Credits
Performance:Andrey Ustinov
Photography: ©Andrey Ustinov, ©Alicja Hoppel
Host: Cordillera Space Berlin

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