Dummies, 1999Plain, white-painted wooden boards were given the same size as many well-loved paintings from the National Museum and Modern Museum in Stockholm. In order for the sculptures to weigh the same as the paintings on which they were modelled, symmetrical holes were drilled into them. At last, the paintings were freed from their conventions of being right or wrong way up, front or back, up or down or this and that and from being something just to look at and noli me tangere. Instead, they were transformed into something to touch, hold and feel, body to body.