"The junction is the most spacious and the brightest. You have to change your pace you're your direction to have a moment of realization. If someone is around the lake, that blocks the by-pass, you share the same dangerous moment with them. The sign is a question mark that stands in front of the danger. Look at the water, you’ll face the runner who waits for an answer. One is forced to choose, struggling to choose, between the lake and the running track. For the unbalanced runner, the question is an easy barrier to overcome. Someone who is off the track, aimless, timeless, a horizontal falling; footsteps digging a path corrupted by ambition; a face covered with liquid, a solid body, devoted to overcome thyself; overcoming the obstacles by leaving some pieces behind, embodying everyone that runner passes by. This is a run out of its mind and out of its body. Accept it as an air bubble, then set your course. Like anyone who escapes or trying to catch, keep moving forward." Running Amok wristband at 3850 m