
Zasis entered every performance without a plan. For Stan, watching was never passive — it was already a form of making. Improvisation and observation, it turned out, were the same discipline.

One hand-printed color version was made to fold and re-fold in different ways. An edition of 900 signed and numbered paperback books followed — twenty of which traveled with a show of ten prints.

The artist's book used excerpts from the group's prospectus and his etchings. It was printed by the offset litho-press, hand bound, numbered and signed.

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This video was from a performance in October 1992. Stan's prints as well as portions of the Artist's Book are woven throughout.
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