what was seen & what was said

 Posted in chronolicical order: 
 11:45am -12:45pm Tuesday 21st September 2010.

 Note: Txt messages and photographs do not necessarily bear specific relationship (separate interventions)

"A vote for len brown is a vote against john banks"

"guess what my day has been shit and you just made it even shitter"

"Boy or girl?"

"i bet your a sexc grl!"

"what are you doing friday night?"

"I hate life!"

"In class last week were learning about this 14 year old chimp called panbanisha who knows 3000 english words and can ask for an iced coffee, please. And i also plan on dumping my boyfriend this afternoon. There you go!"

"U rock my world!"

"lol"

"love is in the air"

"move your project before it becomes rubbish" (-security guard)

My 'disobedient construction' survived 1 solid hour. Unfortuanately came to a close due to the wishes of the friendly security guards ^ .

"haro. why the balloon want me to txt you"

Interesting also that above txt message was recieved at 1.05pm (after intervention had gone). Several balloons were also discovered around OGGB.

Migrated balloons:

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what am i

Hello.

This is the begginings of an architecture students D2 inhabit project. Experimenting with the notion of a cognitive deferral; where you, the passersby, pause within this non-place signature space within the OGGB, unsure about what is transpiring, fell that it is a disturbance, disrupted you routine behaviour and sensory actions, promoting this cognitive activity amongst you as occupants, pausing with the query of, what is going on? What could I do? This propensity of gesture allows a challenge of a sterilised non-place.

Your interaction with the '2orangecones', a disobedient construction, illustrates the change of place through the addition of architecture yet in an abstract sense, the addition of representations of people changing place.

Illustrated above is a blogged documentation a) of your verbal identifications of the non-place combined with your identity through the means of sms communication, and b) of your visual interpretations of the non-place combined with your identity. 

Thank you.