Ljubljana, a city in the process of gentrification, has many examples of parking lots that are significantly derogating from standards of planed city areas, intended for parking vehicles. The idea of my intervention was to set up my own parking lot as a criticism of the described situation. Since I intended to set it up as a critical and not a functional piece, the intervention took place at a location, unavailable to vehicles. It was executed on a meter-high platform, which is actually a roof of an underground garage.
I also performed two additional actions. Firstly, I equipped the TOP parking lot with a cash register. The register included banners of ‘wild’ parking lots in Ljubljana. Secondly, I imitated aggressive advertising campaigns, superior to competition. For this step, I removed the posters from citylight boxes, altered them to promote my own parking lot and returned them. An action is inherently absurd, because it advertises an (fake) parking lot, and not even near to it.