I scanned my breasts, buttocks, and genitals on a copy machine and printed them on A4 paper. I carried the prints with me while visiting nine art museums, galleries, and theaters across California. At each venue, I used Band-Aids to stick them at random—on gallery walls, on pillars inside theaters where performances were underway, or on other surfaces in the space.

The only print on photo paper was the chest scan I placed at LACMA. That day, having forgotten to bring paper copies, I used a self-service photo machine at a nearby film shop to print one on the spot.

The Getty Museum is a private institution built on a personal collection. Visitors pass through strict security screening before taking a tram up to the galleries. During inspection, staff saw my nude body prints but said nothing. Notably, this museum had far more security personnel in each gallery than the others I visited.

After putting up the prints, I exited the gallery with the normal visitor flow. Sometimes I changed clothes outside and went back in to check. Sometimes the prints were already gone; other times they were still there.

Special thanks to my helper K for technical support and full documentation.