The Network Wall is an interactive installation of hand-printed linocut prints of previously laser-cut cardboards. Exhibition visitors can grab, fill and hang their own to contribute to the wall pattern of playful custom-IDs. The installation was supported by a video tutorial on how to fill and hang the cards.

Each card explores notions of identity, life struggles, questions of belonging – among other things. It is a playful and process-oriented approach to the creation of a “network” system where actually people are not connected to each other but rather related by common interests and issues.

Around 200 cards were hand-printed before the exhibition and ca. 125 were filled after the installation was demounted. Everyone seems to me a standing-alone artwork from all the interesting people who decided to contribute to it.