The installation is based on the structure of a team game, where participants are divided into red and blue groups. The division creates immediate opposition through a simple visual marker: the colour of a T-shirt. In the work, these markers are deliberately confused. The red team wears blue shirts marked “Red Team,” while the blue team wears red shirts marked “Blue Team.”

By disrupting the usual logic of identification, the work examines how easily competition and hostility can be produced through group belonging. The altered rules interrupt familiar patterns of opposition and create a situation where fixed roles become difficult to maintain. The work explores the possibility of weakening rivalry built on arbitrary differences and creating a shared position between the two groups.

T-shirts, sticks, chalk drawings.

1200 × 600 × 600 cm.