TRUSTRUST: a pamphlet printed digitally on strips of Japanese paper, a wall-sized lampoon.
The representation is composed of images of giant bamboo scaffolding, scanned natural trumpets, Breughel's Tower of Babel and pseudo-graffiti. The call for trust is lost in the blare.
TRUSTRUST represents the strategies to address the audience which are doomed to fail.
Language becomes noise, image becomes wallpaper.
(…) On his way up he disturbed many children who were playing on the stairs and looked at him angrily as he strode through their ranks. ‘If I ever come here again,’ he told himself, ‘I must either bring sweets to cajole them with or else a stick to beat them.’ (…)

# TRUSTRUST
digital print on kozo, wall
200 x 1000 cm