In response to this year's thematic investigation of the relationship of Public vs. Private, Pond will collaborate with village youth and artist/writer Kaie Luik in the creation of a mural. The mural will visually translate the day to day activities of the surrounding village into vectors that schematically describe the place. Youth will be involved in the observation, charting, and creation of these patterns which will be painted on the side of a pre-existing Soviet-era block housing. Intended as a means to characterize and reify the village's sense of place, the social sculpture mural project invites discussion about the community's identity formation within larger geopolitical developments (e.g., Estonia's independence from the Soviet Union in 1991, the evolving patterns of urbanization in a transforming political economy).