Spontaneous, ephemeral installations on the streets are part of the urban landscape. They can be piles of cardboard boxes or garbage ready for removal, leftover construction materials and furniture, purpose-built barriers that prevent parking in certain places, and the like.

I have often photographed the coexistence of various objects and their presence in public space. At some point, I started to frame them by marking the surroundings of the spontaneous, ready-made installations with colored adhesive tapes. The color of the tape depended on the color that dominated the installation. I also left a note with the details of the work at its corner. I should probably blame Joseph Beuys for relating to these little urban situations, which is why I titled the series after his idea of so-called social sculpture.

It happened several times that the action caused a reaction. Thus, certain waste or remains of construction material, which were present on the site for a long time, were removed after the intervention.