I was a French-speaking West African based in Paris; she was an English-speaking West African based in London. The other is When things Fall Apart: Critical voices on the radars because of the issues that I raised in that exhibition. I was telling him about the commission for an exhibition in Denmark and that I was thinking about the title Things Fall Apart by Chinua Achebe. Pascale started laughing, and he said that he had just done a massive installation, which was called Things Fall Apart—10 meters long—and offered it to me for the exhibition, if I so wished. Actually, we invited the Danish to read an African classic novel and asked them to apply it to their own context.