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During an event staged by “Good Trouble”, two one-armed green figures, with green hats over their faces, appeared in front of the “IJzerstaven” in Amsterdam. From their insides, they produced a long series of quotes and one-liners about art and what art can do in the world. The texts were presented to the visitors, some were accepted as gifts, but many were simply dumped on the ground. The two figures do not see what is going on around them and handing out items is their only means of communication. A performance about good intentions, interaction and what art could be. Duration: 30 minutes 
@good.trouble.global @simonevascodellarte Thanks for having us and staging an inspiring afternoon!

Good Trouble is a global movement led by womxn leaders and artist visionaries. It aims bring art into public spaces because that is where conversations begin, where differences meet, and where new possibilities can emerge. Foto’s @ingerkolff
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Ticker
A figure made from a cloth with a brick pattern walked calmly through the streets and over the local market of Fulin Village, blending with the red bricks of the local houses. On its outsized head there were 7 clocks, indicating both Chinese and Central European time. It walked to the soundtrack of a ticking, clock-like, sound. It kept going until the ticking stopped, and then froze in its steps. After a short while the ticking started again, and the figure walked off again.
(Inspired by the exhibition Time and Box by Jun Homma, Fulin Village, 2025)
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A Sign Made by Walking
行走的痕迹
 
地书 (ground calligraphy) is the art of using water to draw chinese characters on the pavement. In the hot sun, the signs that are drawn remain visible only briefly.
This work was based on the same principle. We used all the water bottles we bought during our stay in Fulin Village to create a pink and blue figure with a water-bottle head. It carried two 10 liter bottles where water came dripping out. It kept walking on the same piece of pavement until the water ran out, creating a simple drawing: the number 8, or, when seen from a different angle; the mathematical sign symbolizing infinity. Afterwards the sign evaporated quickly. Duration: 40 minutes. Fulin village, Fujian, China
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