me 2 :) Thanks Sjlva

Hi LaToya, I know it's super fun and quite a simple idea. Really great to get people moving, leading them to be more active and therefore, happier! Glad u liked it :)

Indeed, so simple :) Imagine this applied to urban areas much less fortunate than Stockholm, it could have higher visibility and impact, providing locals engage with the installation in a similar way.

Carly, do you mind if I steal/copy that quote? amazingly simple but yet wonderful. Do I need to copy also the facial frown, that I imagine that you use when you pronounce the "eh"?

Is it illegal to "piratkopiera" someones quotes without buying it first? :) haha

This is a short video clip, of a little installation of a different kind, in an escalator, in a shopping mall in my former home town, I designed the event in association with 2 legendary artists, AKAY and Adams from Stockholm (in a workshop at a design week in may 2009)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TFIw9lm2_zw
Did not require any construction or expensive objects, just send text messages to everyone you know, and go out and have fun!!!

Johan, the quote is not original to me (I think I read it on Twitter or Tumblr) so steal away I suppose! Aha, I don't need to frown when I say "eh", as I am Canadian, we say it all the time. ;-)

I like your installation! It's another very simple but wonderful way for people to interact. I think it's interesting to note how in these two examples you don't need any special skills to participate - it will make a lot of people feel welcome & boost confidence when they accomplish something fun!

Another great one from the fun theory is this one, on how to encourage people to use rubbish bins: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cbEKAwCoCKw

Hi Carly, I love that one too, making using rubbish bins much more fun. It's actually where I was inspired to post my latest inspiration about beautifying a city: http://www.openideo.com/open/vibrant-cities/inspiration/ugly-everyday-urban-objects-beautify-and-make-them-fun-to-look-at-/ Fun Theory does great projects, which also kind of bring to mind ImprovEverywhere's work too.

Thanks Johan for sharing your video, fun to see a real life prototype, great initiative !