Artists from all over the world make small works inspired by Düsseldorf. Each one is preserved in a small glass cube and left somewhere in the city. Whoever finds one, keeps it and can leave a message as its new owner. On September 30, everything here is frozen in time.
The artworks stay covered until the freeze. What you see is the foil - not the piece.
Each piece is a small original work inspired by Düsseldorf - painted, drawn, printed, or crafted - about the size of a business card, sealed in a small glass cube.
The pieces are left in public places across Düsseldorf, waiting. No maps, no clues - only luck and attention.
Scan the code on the piece and, if you like, leave a message as its new owner. After September 30, all messages are sealed here forever.
For anyone, anywhere in the world, who makes things - practiced or for the first time. Any medium that fits a postcard, inspired by Düsseldorf. Submissions until August 30. You keep all rights, with full credit here and in the film.
Leave your email and we'll write when the pieces are hidden, when they're found, and when the archive is sealed. A handful of emails, then silence.