In January 2000, TaaPet came back to Herzliya Museum, with some new ideas about space manipulation: The 'Man-O-Phone', a small metal structure with a big head (a magnifying glass) and two small arms, was incorporated within the performance. One hand of the Man-O-Phone held a small sign with text written in tiny letters, while the other was holding a small cordless microphone. The Man-O-Phone was placed on a standard museum stand, having no apparent connection to the performance. However, people who walked near it were recorded by the Man-O-Phone. In some cases the Man-O-Phone transmitted people's voices as if it was 'spying' on their conversations, and in others people used the Man-O-Phone as a platform from which they could participate in the performance.
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