Worktable is a live installation, which will remain open to spectators for a number of days.
Worktable is spread among a series of rooms. After entering, visitors can stay as long as they like. Once inside, you will find instructions, tools and safety equipment. It is up to you to decide how the objects should be broken.
We will give you the hammer, the rest is up to you.
Come on in... and get to work!

Kate McIntosh (1974) is a New Zealand-born artist currently living in Brussels. She uses the languages of performance, theatre, audio-visuals and installation to express herself. Her work generally focuses on the physicality of the performer and the audience, on the manipulation of objects and materials, and on the development of a direct relationship with and among spectators. Kate’s work is guided by her continuous desire to use objects for a purpose other than that they were created for, by her love of contact with the public, by her love for the symbolism of theatre and her unusual sense of humour. For further information www.spinspin.be

The installation, presented as part of the programme Ogni volta unica la fine del mondo, is included in the series Endling e altre cose perdute, which explores the “end” of the Earth as a single precious and reliable home for life as we know it, the first field of study of the complex systems that provide the foundations for relationships, imagination and ecosystems that resist - barely surviving - geological, biological and human mutations.