#cart411

Three References -

Castle Made of Sand by Michel de Broin, 2015.

The California Camp Fire, 2018.

Waste to Wonder by Ocean Sole Africa, 2019.

The idea:

I have one idea that we could play with I think. I was thinking we could serve something simple like a salad. We can bring in a bunch of different vegetables (everything a different colour) and supply people with a small deck of cards and a pair of dice. Each card could be a different colour (that corresponds to a vegetable) and it could have a command written on it, like "chop", "dice" or "slice." Either somebody deals out the cards, or the team takes the first 5 or 6 they see (we can provide them an exact amount) and they start playing. Pick up a card, roll the dice to see how many of the corresponding vegetable you need and act out the command. This way at the end of the game each group's salad would be completely different because they were dealt different cards and rolled different quantities.

List of supplies:

Spinach, cherry tomatoes, baby carrots, cranberries, mandarines, sweet peppers, lettuce, red onions, mushrooms, baby cucumbers, apple, salad dressing.

Video:

http://vimeo.com/51480120

Images:

Team members:

Véronique Bélanger

Tristan Kurtz

For this exercise, we decided to map chess piece to objects that we could pack in our bags (e.g. paws were represented by pens.) The moves themselves were mapped to actions. If you wanted to move a piece to D4, you had to jump 4 times and to do 4 squats, and only then you could move the piece forward on the table.