A documentation board made by Libera using photographic stills from his film “Mystical Perseverance” (1984) and a rosary of its heroine, Regina G., the grandmother of the artist. In the video Libera recorded her instinctive behavior—wrapping the rosary around the neck, rotating the potty—discovering in them a mystical ritual. The board, made shortly after the the film was made, was presented at exhibitions in the second half of the 1980s. The original text of Libera, an integral part of the work, was printed in ink using fonts from an alphabet stamp set for kids—the only widely available form of polygraphy in Poland of the 80s.
