COME ON!

The crocodile installation in the park is a resting place for visitors, with a certain theatrical effect in a specific environment. The artist uses the environment to 'stage' a new narrative with the 'crocodile' as the protagonist: a provocative hand and the 'danger' that ensues.

Fiction comes from 'staging'. When the 'language of the scene' is formed in one's mind, everything on the beach can be seen as a stage element. Through this playful fictionalization of the story, the artist attempts to give a new 'identity context' to the 'objects' in the original environment, thus organizing them into a readable 'fable'.