A V of air-duct was added to the existing air-ducting to connect the ceiling and floor.

"... the effect of bringing the existing ceiling ducts into the exhibiting space as 'a work', and reducing their dominance of the space by giving them equal status with the artwork in the gallery. This has obvious implications as a metaphor for one of the basic goals of feminism, as well as trying to free the space from the cramping effects of the ducts." Parts of Mikala Dwyer's Broken Line and Kate Bennan's Things are shown on the left and right.