A plasterboard and timber frame was built and placed across the threshold of two spaces within the gallery. Instructions were given to paint the object the color of the most influential feature of the surrounding space; since the galley was in a park, it was painted green. Using a bushwhacking knife one surface of the wall was then disrupted using a motion like that used when cutting through dense brush in a forest. The reverse side of the frame featured a pink plasticine work by Alex Schady.