My earlier post on this topic covers some of the more interesting stuff. I liked:
- The giant beam with "Mother" in neon on it, rotating at a height of 2 metres, so that you can feel the draught as it passes overhead. I think I got the message about the influence exerted by mothers.
- The "half the air in a given space" exhibit - a room full of white balloons. It was fun, it reminded me of those rooms full of balls that kids play in at Ikea but I didn't understand the point of it and I'm sure the amount of human hair stuck to some of the balloons might have irked some people.
- The farting sound, because I'm juvenile.
That's about it.
I was puzzled by a lot of the exhibits:
- An A4 sheet of paper screwed up into a ball
- Stacks of old cardboard boxes, descending in size
- Similar stacks of wood - just standard lengths as you'd buy from a wood yard
- A door that opens and closes
And so on.
Overall, I can't help wondering how people like Creed make a living.
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