600 meters above sea level,

a case of a self-managed monument
two-channel video installation with stones made of paper, potato starch and chicken wire
film, color, 15’25’’
2024
Archiving Naš Tito (Our Tito): a sign made of large, white-painted stones on the Sabotin hill, where the border stones lined up the hillside divide the land upon the territories of Italy and Slovenia, former Yugoslavia.

Since entering the European Union on May 1 2004, the sign has been removed, redone and restored several times by often unknown groups of locals. The work considers the sign and the site in the context of state, social, public and private property.









“About 5 per cent of the world’s energy goes into crushing and grinding rocks.”
John McGagh, Rio Tinto, a British-Australian multinational metals and mining corporation