The work titled: The Infinite Conversation, was shown in May 2011 at Magasin 3 in conjunction with the exhibition series; Performance Exhibition where curator Richard

Julin invited artist duo Lundahl & Seitl to create a work specifically for the exhibition.

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Through a series of workshops in the spring of 2011 the artists developed various principles of a work of art without any autonomy - based on the visitorsʼ participation in the forming of an exhibition space through their embodied experience of using the own voice and listening to other peoples voices in conversation inside a darkened gallery.

At Magasin 3 the visitors were led by hand, entering the darkened room and drifting into discussions held between disembodied voices.

The gallery, like the dark caves of Lascaux, keep the flow of information in an intrinsic buffer, relative to each visitor's own memory and attention. The form of the work is not fixed but exists more as a habit, that is changing when placed in a new environment.