- Title: Plans & Directions
- Author: Didier F. Faustino
- Collaborations: Bureau des Mésarchitectures
- Publisher: CCA Kitakyushu
- Dimensions: 22 x 16,2 cm (closed)
- Number of Pages: do not apply
- Edition: 30 copies numbered and signed by the artist
- Publishing Date: 2006 (March)
- Place: Kitakyushu, Japan.
- Dep. Legal / ISBN: n.a. ; 4-901387-33-2
- Media: Grey cardboard envelope. Booklets printed in offset in one color (black). Covers and folders printed in offset in two colors (black and green) on white paper.
- Synopsis: Edition with 6 booklets entitled: “Les Racines du Mal”, “Temporary Autonomous Zone”, “Buro Fur Umtriebe”, “Plans & Directions”, “Stairway to Heaven” and “Fight Club”. Each booklet contains a technical drawing and information (name, specificity, description, dimensions, material and purpose) of a structure to be built and used in a public space. All these structures question the use of public space and each person’s limit of freedom. For example, Stairway to Heaven is a public space for an individual use, giving the opportunity to a person to display herself in an elevated platform. Fight Club (as David Fincher’s movie) delimitates a zone with no rules. Plans & Directions is a poster displaying the concept: “ Illegality as the only liberated territory inside metropolises.” Bilingual edition, English and Japanese.
- Author's Website:http://didierfaustino.com
- Publisher's Website:http://www.cca-kitakyushu.org/
- Notes and Collections: Serralves Foundation Library, Porto, Portugal. FRAC Bretagne, Rennes; Kandinsky Library, Paris, France. Tate Archive, London, UK. MACBA, Barcelona, Spain. Walker Art Centre, Minneapolis, USA.