A large room, its’ floor entirely covered with autumn leaves, otherwise left virtually untouched.

A blue cloth 22' x 8' is hanging on the wall at the end of the room farthest from the door, with the cut out shape of a bird nailed to the wall through it.

Blue painted paper is pasted along the lower part of the wall and earth sprinkled along the bottom of it.

In the centre of the room is a burner made of tin cans welded together in which leaves smolder, filling the air with smoke.

Spectators shuffle through the leaves, occasionally catching sight of the bird through the haze.

(1972)