Three performers are distributed on the sidewalks of the alleys and the food court. Compared with the crowds, pedestrians, vendors and customers dining on the chairs, three performers take a break on the seats covering their heads with coats, showing the appearance of a lunch break. Secretly ate peanuts and fruits under their coats, and dumped the leftovers along the tabletop on the ground. At the same time, they pushed the stationeries to the ground unintentionally.

This performance runs through the action of lying and covering, implies the power of supervision mechanism, which is a typical lunch break style in office and school life in Taiwan. The performers practicing the lunch break regulations in schools with the body of office workers, trying hard to keep lying and covered to fit the regulation. Meanwhile, carefully keep their own volition under the coat, which bystanders can’t see exactly. Even the tiptoe movement is so obvious, the space built by the coat is still private and serene.

Inside the tent, they secretly violet the regulation as if nothing happened, outside the tent, bystanders don’t know whether to laugh or cry. Stay comfortable with luck inside, artist trying to highlight the ubiquitous social monitoring outside the tent.

We all need a place to hide and rest.