The performance begins with a simple request: may I hold your hand? The artist approaches visitors individually, walks briefly with them, and invites them to form a circle. A long sheet of paper is wrapped around the group and held in place by their hands and bodies.
From inside the circle, the artist writes words that remain temporarily invisible. The participants may continue holding the paper, move, release it, or leave. Their choices alter both the surface and the legibility of the text.
The work explores touch as a form of language and public intimacy as something that can be tender, vulnerable, and politically charged. The sentence becomes visible only through collective presence: it needs bodies to be written, held, disrupted, and finally read.
I CAN ONLY WRITE THIS WHILE YOU ARE STILL HERE
