Run consists of a number of simple structures made up of wire mesh and feathers, and a hypnotic sound. Although it all looks very open, it emanates a kind of menace. The words at the end of the cycle describe a process of derailment. Run shows and relates how our thought processes run along impulsive lines. Because Run is about us. About what we see, do not see or do not want to see. Are not able to see? In principle, the number of wire mesh structures is infinite and can be adapted to the space; the sound cycle (repetitive) is geared to the length of time that the visitor is within hearing distance. feathers fly from a car in front of me no they are blowing off the pigeons that are crushed into blue crates and whose head tail or wings are haphazardly pushed out through the wire mesh well I had me a pigeon by the name of Fred hums through my mind just when it dons on me that they are chickens and I think what am I doing what are you doing I say out loud the din of the car takes the sharpness out of the question you look up you roll a cigarette you give me a questioning look »  [ I m a g e ,   s o u n d   a n d   t e x t ] »  [ P i c t u r e   E l e m e n t s ] «  [ B a c k ]