For a period of six weeks, I monitored and registered all my prejudices, writing them down on a notebook. |
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The brown velvet soft cover notebook is 12 x 8 cm (4.7x3.1"), and has 20 sheets of recycled paper. |
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Each prejudice was documented through a brief description, place (if relevant), date and time of the day. |
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The first registered prejudice dates from January 6th, at 22h59; the last one dates from February 18th 2011, at 15h08. At the end of the monitoring and registering period, I dismantled the notebook. |
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Having no further use to the written data, I ripped down the sheets. |
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I then turned the ripped sheets into paper mache. Thinking about what to do with it, two hours passed, and the paper mache ball dried up and became stiff. |
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Not satisfied with the outcome of the exercice, I found myself imagining ways to falsify the documentation, leading to a more interesting (fake) result. |
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Realizing this will to falsify the outcome of the experience, I kept the ball and started SOFT COVER LIES |
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