
On June 16 I was invited to Goryeong in central Korea to do an outdoor performance. This new performance was entitled 'Lake of Dreams'.
I commenced by walking

With ritual-like movements I set up a traditional Korean table and placed various small, symbolic objects on the table top.

I folded a Korean 1000 won note into an origami paper boat and then poured water until the table top became like a miniature lake, with the objects submerged and the money boat floating.

Three rounded stones were stacked in the center of the 'lake' like an island or a traditional Korean Buddhist stone cairn.

I played a single note on the flute, making the wind from the instrument cause the boat to sail around the lake.
Finally, I walked away playing a melody -

leaving the box and the objects in the lake behind me.
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