An aban­doned allot­ment plot becomes a play­ing field and pro­jec­tion sur­face for the con­cept of ’nature’: sur­vival and adven­ture ver­sus dec­o­ra­tion; the search for mean­ing and mag­ic ver­sus exoti­cism and lux­u­ry. Between the gar­den fence and the edge of the lawn, NR.105 ques­tions exist­ing bound­ary lines, dis­sects the com­po­nents of the gar­den and makes ref­er­ence to the imme­di­ate sur­round­ings of the allot­ment site, for exam­ple in the colour con­cept anthracite/pink/gold — a sub­tle com­men­tary on the flags often seen in Ger­man allot­ment gar­dens. The instal­la­tion explores the inter­play and jux­ta­po­si­tion of dif­fer­ent orders and sys­tems with­in their own process­es. Vis­i­tors were offered an open course com­pris­ing an exper­i­men­tal arrange­ment of cat­e­gori­sa­tions and attri­bu­tions, as well as the oppor­tu­ni­ty to relax and become part of the whole, observ­ing the birds and snails in the untamed mead­ow.