The horses went down the steep path; stones poured, there was frost. The Spanish border guard put a stamp on the passports, Marika and Anton went further to the territory of Andorra, to the nearest stop, take the bus back to Spain. Next — the plane from Barcelona. Back down in Karlsruhe in illegal status, artists began to mount a performative installation in a large hall of ZKM museum. A&M hung all their luggage as a load on six strings, connected the wires, adjusted the software.

Anton Kryvulia and Marika Krasina have been in a state of a permanent journey for years. The amount of personal possessions has long been reduced to the required minimum, which could always be rapidly collected and taken as hand luggage on the plane. Now all these things are bounded and suspended on six strings as a weight providing the necessary tension for pulling the sound.

Where to store things? It's a problem, namely, an artistic one: Marika and Anton try not to produce art objects precisely because they have no place to store them. Leaving Moscow in the fall of 2018, Marika Krasina and Anton Krivula had buried their personal belongings (that could not fit in the plane) in a field at the Moscow River source. After six months, they dug them up and mounted them as a weight for the strings’ tension.

Among them were notebooks, graphics, musical instruments, and paintings. For six months in the ground, things have ceased to be what they were before. Water, temperature drops, bacteria, and other factors turned them into the soil so successfully that artists had to throw everything away after the show except a few paintings covered with the perfect German Gesso.