Caffeine HEAT, a performance that take place in an external or internal space, is a gesture from the tradition of treating coffee at funerals. The role of the coffee maker prepares Greek coffee boiling it and offering it to the passers/visitors in paper cups with a name (of a place) written on each one in Greek letters as a printed label. The little Red Ridding Hood distributes a letter to the passers/visitors.
Offering the coffee and reminding the pain, is a chance for me to share the personal sense of existence into the same old crime that is applied to humans’ consciousness as an absolutely normal process and reality.