Twelve tapestries depicting men weaving at their loom, captioned by personal notes revolving around artistic labor and everyday life as interconnected spheres. Every month, during a year-long period, a tapestry from the series has been inserted into different contexts, ranging from domestic settings to public spaces, from social situations to remote locations. They have been worn as a garment or a blanket, used as a sun shield or a beach towel, or included in artistic actions and still-life compositions. They have been presented in art exhibitions, hanged in the forest, or carried around in a bag and shown on a one-to-one basis. The project is presented as an installation where a film in 12 chapters - each projected on the respective “tapestry of the month” through AR technology - can be watched with an app designed for digital devices.

An interplay between written notes, clips, and voiceover unfolds in the film, which adopts the compositional principle of note-writing based on a fragmentary stratification of language and temporalities, thus reflecting different treatments of time and points of view.