Other people’s settings / every one of them admissible

The kit

Four blocks, a grid, and rules that say what counts

The block

Columns

Rows

Does it count?

Show the grid Name the setter

The Walker’s lesson is that recognition can come from a tool people use rather than an artefact they are given. Here the mark is a kit: the four words are blocks, the grid is the permanent one, and the rules say what counts as the mark. Drag the words. Anything that satisfies the rules is admissible — a venue, a printer, a filmmaker or a school can set their own and it is still the festival’s mark. The identity is then recognised by its constraints, which is the only part that never changes.

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