»Portable Broken Obelisk (for outdoor markets)«, 1991-1993 by Eduardo Abaroa.

»Shangri-La«, 2005 by Patty Chang.

»Superficial«, 2004 by Michel de Broin.

“(P) Lot” – Conversion of ordinary car covers into portable tents. By Michael Rakowitz.

In the intervention »Trial-Living in Slubfurt«, the loggia at the Place of Heroes in Slubfurt* is directed westward. Folding-stools, table and grill-ton are ready to use. Interested parties are given a key to gain access to the loggia nearby the monument against Fascism. The walls are painted in the prefered colour of the temporary user (*Slubfurt is an artificial word, a combination of Slub(ice, Poland) and (Frank)furt at the river Oder).

In the intervention »Pulheim Castling« two square areas (5×5 meters) are selected. One is located in front of the Pulheim high school. The other is located in front of the abbey in the district of Brauweiler, a distance of 5 kilometres. With the help of a professional archaeologist the sites are measured, meticulously documented and then their locations are exchanged. Road surfacing, grass, asphalt, bicycle stands, a piece of fence and garbage bins change location. The cobblestones and their white marking lines are clasped in a steel girder for transport. They are carefully re-aligned in their new location.

The portable park bench »TRASBA« was designed with two configurations in mind. In it’s furniture-configuration the TRASBA provides seating space for up to 6 persons. In it’s mobile configuration it rests on the shoulders of one strong carrier-person. It can be moved effortlessly over several kilometres. All projects by Christian Hasucha.

“Instant Home” travels in a simple moving box and takes only two minutes to inflate into a pitched-roof house. Complete with furniture. Instant Home set up in locations typically considered uninhabitable- city parking lots to suburbian driveways, to the deserts of the western United States.

“Grand Avenue” (Downtown LA, 1999), “Vasquez Rocks Natural Area” (CA, 1999) and “Santa Monica Beach (LA, 2002). Project by Valeska Peschke.