Abstract This article tells the back story of a performance dedicated to bearing witness to a corner of a room in a 1990s’ New Zealand kitset home. The video meeting, you in detail performs a love poem that asks for forgiveness before demolishing the wall. The video tracks an interlude where the space of tolerance related to building construction meets open-mindedness, empathy and compassion. This performance inquired how maintaining respect for others extends to material processes and interactions. Underpinned by Jane Bennett’s new materialism philosophy, the article draws from poet Francis Ponge’s muse on the muteness of objects, architect Marco Frascari’s teachings and the scholarship of archaeologist Lucy Shoe Merritt.

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“你充满了宽容……”

摘要 本文讲述了一场表演的幕后故事，该表演旨在见证 1990 年代新西兰小猫家中房间的一角。视频会议，你详细演绎了拆墙前求原谅的情诗。这段视频追踪了一个插曲，在这个插曲中，与建筑施工相关的宽容空间与开放的思想、同理心和同情心相遇。这个表演询问了如何保持对他人的尊重延伸到物质过程和互动。这篇文章以 Jane Bennett 的新唯物主义哲学为基础，借鉴了诗人 Francis Ponge 关于物体静音性的缪斯、建筑师 Marco Frascari 的教义以及考古学家 Lucy Shoe Merritt 的学识。