FreePORT in Nordhavn, Copenhagen
Citizens meeting, September 11, 2007
21.600 meters of COLORFUL GUIDING STRINGS were tracked by CREATIVE ACTIONS through FreePORT Nordhavn, Copenhagen, DK on September 11 2007 as 11 hours ritual transformation of the architectural city space, before and under the Citizens Meeting. Approx. 500 citizens of Copenhagen attended the Citizens Meeting on FreePORT cityspace development concerning the question: How does Copenhagen avoid yet another city area, with no feeling of life, when development of Nordhavn city space begins?
The colorful string tracks worked as visual metaphoric manifest for The Human Factor*, stubbornly insisting on The Human Factor* as most important measurement in relation to city space development.
*The Human Factor = Human flesh, blood, veins, body scale, movement, perspective, perception, conception and consciousness flow through out a specific city space over a long period of time.
CREATIVE ACTIONS: Djawed Kimouche, Bülent Dilek, Maiken Thorsen, Karoline H. Larsen
DOCUMENTATION: Thanks to Tina Louise Hunderup
Thanks to Trevor Davies and 2+1 and Copenhagen Municipality for inviting Creative Actions
Listen to: STRING SPINNING LIVE.
An interview with Karoline H. Larsen on Guiding Strings at FreePORT and Creative Actions.
8:53 min STRING WEB
Click on Text to Listen to P2 Plus “Spinning Live”
Danish National Radio program, P2 Plus, September 20, 2007

Creative Actions was invited to String Web the radio studio, and give an interview on Collective Strings. Karoline H. Larsen talked about the relation between sound frequence and body movements and person’s frequencies, wave-energies.

Entrance to Freeport Area. Strings enhancing the 20 KM speed traffic sign and transforming it into a new shape of Human Factor (body, flesh, blood, movement)

Strings connecting to the Railway Track traffic sign and to the street light enhancing it and unfolding more ways to interpret the meaning of “Track”. Bloodvein track, Rosebud track, Butterfly track..

Citizens arriving through the hall construction area

Strings interweaving and connecting the brick wall and the grid fench, tranforming into an entity and a diversity at the same time.
Strings connecting architectural elements, both enhancing, contrasting and vanishing the space at the same time


