On 9 December 2012, there took place a workshop inspired by Wojciech Wilczyk’s exhibition Post-industrial Spaces – a series of black-and-white photographs of abandoned industrial buildings. In the course of the session, children performed a number of tasks to develop their imagination, such as playing games with words associated with the theme of the exhibition and thinking about the types of vegetation that grows in derelict industrial spaces. At the end of the session, the participants created works in the form of colourful, double-sided leaves, which – when placed side by side – combined into ivy entwining MOCAK’s own space.