The exhibition space is provided a room where the audience will go in to remove her panties. When it comes out with the pants in hand, it will be asked to sign a personal release agreements for photographic image. After signing is asked to pose for a photo from the waist up. Then his photos with the underwear will be sealed together in a transparent bag. After that it will be hung on the exhibition space's wall.
Through this process the audience is get involved to leave a trace in the art work. He lives the experience with his emotions, his doubts about what is about to commit. At this point the folly of reason becomes part of the community. He leaves a trace, he brings that with him thinking about how the next public will link its image to his underwear. It acquires a different perception regarding to its primary function, between eroticism and organic trace almost identity-making. Not to mention, in this, the individual experience that is going to live outside the exhibition space: spend a whole day without underwear on him, covered only by his outer clothes.

The project ''I lost my underwear'' involves the public in an experience never lived  before, or only thought. The public is invited with unconditioned freedom to leave his  underwear on exhibit. At the same time is taken a picture to leave trace of individuals. The audience will take home this interaction not only as a lived experience,  emotionally, but also as an evidence in having leave a trace.