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Shhh.
Frédéric Eyl
project sheet (PDF)
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The loss of something evokes surprise and confusion. This can result in temporarily taking a new perspective on the world that surrounds you.
Imagine sitting at a bar and having your cigarettes suddenly disappear. They re-appear at the other side of the bar, next to some people. You walk to the other side to get your cigarettes and you might start talking to them - the disappearing of your cigarettes has changed your perpective on your surrounding and enabled the possibility of communication.
This dynamic, sensitive and organic bar-surface absorbs little things on the bar that haven't been moved in a certain time-span. They are later "spit" out and repositioned to some other place on the surface, next to other guests.
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The pack of cigarettes disappears and re-appears with a changed position on the bar.
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