Wandering Fruit researches what happens when symbols are designed to undo themselves, when marking a border becomes a ritual of release. Taking the form of a flag, the work interrogates it as a symbol of both celebration and demarcation, carrying native Dutch flower seeds woven into the textile. Functioning as a temporary vehicle, it performs its ceremonial role while emptying itself, becoming less a marker of claimed ground than an agent of life spreading across the earth. Responding to the Frisian landscape surrounding REST, an endless grass desert broken into rectangular plots, its seeds move beyond man-made borders, infiltrating any land that offers them a home, simply arriving, taking root, and growing.
