As most of you already know, last year's task was designing an architectural installation that would prove itself useful to the artists and artizans of Metelkova mesto (as we like to call it, Ljubljana's most creative part of town). The winning proposal was an urban stage boasting a striking white colour that tempted the graffiti artists - regular guests of the surrounding Hall of fame wall – to transform it using their colour sprays.

And so our White Dancer became a regular Transformer.

Here it is in June 2009 in all its virginal glory.

A week later, the first shy couple of drawings appear, ranging from signatures to more expressive pieces.

Our stage in end-July 2009, already starting to merge with the background. A bunch of details made with magic markers suggest the stage can be a handy canvas for its Friday night visitors.

In September 2009, a surprise awaits: our stage has entered its goth phase, presumably to honour a more alternative performance on it. Oh, about the chair facing the other direction? We have no idea. Given the occasion it was perhaps an Alice in Chains tribute or something.

In October 2009, the installation became an extension of the wall, hosting a kind of a 3D graffiti. Nice.

And finally, just a week ago, in June 2010 the stage decided to go black again. It is not completely covered as it hosted a DJ set during the summer breakdance & graffiti jam during which the walls were re-painted.

A year has passed since the stage was introduced to its new surroundings. We are happy to see it prosper and are curious to see the art it will be doned in in 2011.