Limited Activities is an experience-based environment consisting of between four and eights Water Drawings video projections on walls and an installation on the floor, in which garbage and construction debris have been swept in circles by brushes attached in the middle. Similar project is shown in a 3-minute video Made in Blue Republic (link below).
Water Drawings project has been taking place annually in Georgian Bay, on Lake Huron, in Canada. Objects, concepts, responses to current events, dilemmas, riddles and paradoxes of contemporary culture have been depicted with water and brush directly onto the area’s signature rocky shores. Working spontaneously, the images are created without a plan, but the results are often surprisingly poignant, like for example high-rise buildings crowding the pristine shoreline in Waterfront Development, or NASDAQ chart against the iconic windy sky, and gnarled pines of Georgian Bay. 
The appearance of an image and then its gradual disappearance is a reiteration of Blue Republic’s earlier photographic and installation works in which objects termed Trans Objects were shredded or pulverised, changing their physical constitution, but still retaining their identity. The floor installation, Limited Activities, is an example of such trans-object. Together with the videos they form a compelling whole.
This work has not been shown in South America before.