The photographic works show performance projects that relate to political action and activism in public space.

I chose these works because, firstly, I was involved in the creation of the activities and performances. Secondly, to show examples of what the art discipline of performance and social sculpture concepts can achieve as an alternative form of protest to get previously uninvolved people involved. The themes and representations relate to local or regional environmental problems. However, the environmental problems also affect the social environments of the local and regional communities. I was briefly involved in the actions because of my social sculpture and performance activities. That was at pIART in Kumasi, Ghana and 435 in Taipei New City, Taiwan. Both events and projects addressed social issues as well as urban environmental problems. In both cases, the groups used the concepts of social sculpture instead of protest actions and demonstrations in public space.

The work deals with a number of themes related to the relationship between blacks and whites, culture clashes and different views on how we see the world and our relationships with each other. Often burdened by events from the past and history. This sometimes complicates relationships between different cultures and people of different skin colors, but it is about building trust between us and our environment.