2003 - 2004 and present, 100,001 hand-knotted loops of jute twine measured to the length of my hand tied together by my hands in a single strand, approximately 4.5 miles long, displayed on an 8 x 8 foot platform.

A performance of being engaged in a repetitive and ritualistic process. Viewers are invited to untie and take a piece of the twine.

Notching wood or knotting rope has been used by a variety of ancient cultures to mark special occasions and act as symbolic forms of remembrance. Taking sections of the twine is a ceremonial form of shared knowledge. In this instance the viewer participates in a communal process of deconstruction, the visible slowly becomes invisible.
Interconnection transforms from a physical manifestation into a concept.