The drawings forming the second part of the installation capture the interplay between the physical object and the memories stored within. In the making, their tactile quality, including the sound of the pen scratching on paper, introduces a subtle vibrational element that builds on the sensory experience of the interactive game. The scale of the drawings corresponds to the dimensions of the space, emphasizing the physical relationship between body and environment. The drawings serve to bridge the gap between tangible presence and intangible memory, reinforcing the connection between the viewer’s embodied experience and the layered history of the site.  
 

Cover picture and picture 1 and 2  by Kunst-dokumentation.com

Picture 3 and 4 by Marlene Mautner