The audience is encouraged to put on these headpieces and experience the world from a different perspective. The pieces also change the audience into their own classical art sculpture.
The audience are invited to take pictures of themselves or other people wearing the headpieces and share these online.
In 2012 Rob Sweere asked people to send him photos of their experience with the Instamatic headpieces. These can be found at this Instamatic documentation on his website.
Instamatic
by Rob Sweere
Eight wooden objects are standing on low pedestals. You can slide each object over your head.
Instamatic - The Instamatic headpieces by Rob Sweere, as shown during the Drone Camping exhibition.
With:
Rob Sweere,
Maite Quiles