This installation by Ingo Vetter & myself was conceived for a solo exhibition at the Förderverein Aktuelle Kunst, Münster, Germany. The exhibition space is situated in a bourgeois residential area with well-kept front gardens. At the same time this is a part of Germany with a lot of political tensions since a nuclear waste repository is located nearby. Mere weeks before our opening, a violent clash between demonstrators and police had occurred. We cooperated with a local activist group to provide  ground level video footage of the riots and used news footage for aerial shots from police helicopters. Then we recreated the aerial view of the riot as a flower bed and thus raised the rhetorical question what other subversive content might be hidden behind the seemingly innocent designs of the neighboring gardens.