Susie to Jen

I definetly agree with what you are saying about the space that one works in really pushes the work further and by working in an unusual space other than the gallery space or studio it would really begin to push the work further. Maybe we could be really bold and create the work in situ and during GI itself? We could set a time period and certain constraints and could create a collaborative resonse to the space. This could be really interesting alongside a more planned piece of work brought to the space by each of us.Then the idea of process of making work would really be represented.I like the idea of leaving work to develop. How could we do this? Would we invite contributions from those viewing? Or would the development simply be the natural exposure and weathering of the pieces?