Performance: [M]apprentice

I have a hammer and I won't leave. (takes a hammer and nails and nails his feet to the floor) I'm here in my place. I'm here and you're not.
In the autumn new children will come and I will take from the warehouse the skeleton, open eyes, suddenly it is real, then the structure of the bones, upright walking, heart, blood flow, sensory organs, brain, and everyone will know that we are talking about them, I will tell them who they are, and they will listen, because I will talk about them, about the miracle, about each of them, without any god, their eyes that read from the board, mouths and voices when they ask, the elbows they lean on, the fingers that hold pens and write, the constantly restless knees twitching under the desks, their feet running in small sandals back and forth on the linoleum and bringing them here from the house itself. Legs. I'm not going to get out of here. I'm here in my place.