A six-week growing experience
LAND is about land, access and continuity in the West Bank. You grow a real garden at home or at school. Then a wall crosses it.
The aim is not to win, but to feel how farming changes when access to land is no longer continuous.
Use the arrows, your keyboard or a swipe to move through the slides.
Online demo · about ten minutes
Plant rocket, radish, lentils and two olive trees. When the wall arrives, the land beyond it can only be reached every ten days, and each week a sealed envelope brings a new pressure.
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LAND was created as a campaign to raise awareness of what the paper describes: land, the wall and access. Everything you see is a design project, built starting from the graphics, and the box and the kit are not in production yet. If you would like to invest in it or help make it real, write to me and we can build the whole kit.
Instructions, access permit, access register, wall placement guide and Malus cards are available in an inexpensive version to print at home or at school. They are not downloadable: write to me and I will send them to you.
The permits and documents in LAND are simulated, part of a design project. They are not real documents.