Scribbly ideas page from my logbook

I have spent the best part of an hour trying to get this image into my blog. Anyhow, I think I can do this now. The image to the left is from my logbook. It shows a few spontaneous ideas that came to me today during the class discussion. I was thinking about ways that participants could, well, er, participate in my work. I was also trying to think of artists who have done similar participatory events. I have noted Anthony Gormley but I cannot remember the name of the work. He got people and school kids to make little unglazed clay figures a bit like the terracotta army. There is another guy who got schoolkids to write on pebbles and then throw them back into the sea. I think this was called 1000000 pebbles. Then I was thinking about Gillian Wearing and the stuff she did like 'Dancing in Clapham' and the other famous piece, whose name I can't remember, where she took photos of people holding hand made signs. Anyway, thats where I'm at. Any suggestions out there in blogland???

Now I am just showing off. I like these little 'scrolls' and feel I could do something more significant with this process and format. I was reflecting on the drawing and making process of this piece and thought that it would lend itself to a participatory project. I just need to research for a core issue but participants could put their own drawings/ messages/ secrets/ confessions/ writings/ marks /???/ notes to the deceased/ wishes ??? onto strips of paper which cold then be rolled and constructed into a giant version of this work. It would then need to be destryed and re-made in some way. Still thinking about this......................................................................................................................................