In Zanzibar, Tanzania, waste was understood in its polluting dimension, through its interaction with water and the flooding that parts of the island face year after year, and how this played a preponderant role in the normal development of its inhabitants. This brought the concept of delay, or delay accumulator, from systems thinking, an exercise presented as performance, research, analog photography, and exhibition on its own website, permanently online.

Unmanaged waste clogs drainage systems, and these clog [delays] people’s lives, which is what the online exhibition seeks to offer visitors an optional, yet deliberate, experience.