Chloe Pare-Anastasiadou

selected projects:
voidsー空洞, 2026
cosmohapticsー宇宙の手触り, 2025
Ephemerides (object group), 2024
fantastic fields, 2024
xenolith, 2023
Silver streaming systems銀河系, 2022-2023
1000 A4 washi cosmos squares, 2022-2023
metagrid, 2022
Polyethylene, 2022
Planetary Systems, 2022

archive geometría polisentimental, 2024
1000 g regolith, 2021
Gravestone, 2021
Arche, 2021
1000 cranes V2, 2020
Squaring the circle, 2020
DRESS 2020, 2020
1000 versions of the cube, 2019
what is cosmos, 2019
KOLYVA, 2018
The Platonic Game of Life, 2017
Psyki-1, 2017
The Chessboard I, 2016
1000 cranes, 2015
haiku, 2014

1000 g regolith, 2021
ø mars, Tokyo University of the Arts, Toride, Japan
1000 grams martian regolith, 100 A4 papers, tape
Dimensions variable

1000 g regolith is a mail artwork realized on the occasion of ø mars, a virtual exhibition project by students of the Intermedia Arts Department of Tokyo University of the Arts and Klasse Dahlem in Bauhaus University Weimar. In the online exhibition, a short teaser asked people to submit their address in order to receive a postal mail artwork from planet Mars. The artwork sent via post was a personalized envelope that contained 10 grams of martian regolith, out of 1000 grams created. 

In the following charts, components of the artwork creation process and interactions are visualized. The data are collected by direct observation. The artwork was sent to a total of 56 people. Border and postal restrictions made the process of dispatching the envelopes complicated. Several letters returned and had to be sent again. Several letters are probably lost in the way. Nobody sent me a letter back.