Reminds me of this olifur eliasson piece: https://olafureliasson.net/archive/artwork/WEK110935/memories-from-the-critical-zone-germanypolandrussiachinajapan-no

Reminds me of this olifur eliasson piece: https://olafureliasson.net/archive/artwork/WEK110935/memories-from-the-critical-zone-germanypolandrussiachinajapan-no-1#slideshow https://olafureliasson.net/archive/artwork/WEK110935/memorie... > Most of the artworks in Sometimes the river is the bridge were shipped by surface transport from Berlin to Tokyo to reduce the exhibition’s carbon footprint. Drawings were produced by a chance process that unfolded while the artworks were travelling by truck, train, and boat along their route. In each set-up, a ballpoint pen was held by a mechanical arm so that it moved over the surface of the paper in response to the movements of the crate, producing a visual record of the terrain over which the artworks passed. Delightfully recursive in that the exhibition of the artwork creates the art being exhibited.. neither would exist without the other.