WE WHO ARE LEAST DEMANDING

White City Place, London, 2018

Twelve shipping crates, spay paint

Twelve shipping crates were positioned along the main access point to White City Place, asking the audience how they would react to a slight change to their everyday path. The crates all had ‘WE WHO ARE LEAST DEMANDING’ painted across one corner.

Work made for [] White [City] Cube [], an exhibition curated by Mina Song for the inaugural Design Trust / RCA Fellowship in Design Curation. By applying ‘adversarial design theory’ the event examined space and exhibition making as a way of ‘actual production of space’, intervening with notions of ‘the public’ and ‘space’.

Curator Mina Song:
‘In a subtle but firm way, the work takes a controversial position to lure engagement, dialogue, disagreement or confrontation from the audience.’