Roundabouts are interesting examples of (legally) inaccessible public spaces due to their positioning. But, what if there were something inside the roundabout that was clearly intended for use?

In a time of shrinking public spaces, every freed-up space is valuable, even if it is temporary.

I chose the famous Ljubljana roundabout next to Plečnik's cemetery for my intervention. With the simple gesture of placing two benches and two trash cans inside the roundabout, a new city park was established.

For a very short time, though.

The benches were removed after one day by the security guards guarding the cemetery, while the trash cans remained inside the roundabout for two months.