Antigone, Sophocles’ tragedy was recently translated by Anne Carson and played by Juliette Binoche.  Inspired by Carson's translation the artists Lee Machinnon, Simon Clark and Atsuhide Ito cut up the Sophocles' play and Ito threw the cut up fragments, like snow flakes, from the first floor of the public library in Winchester, England, to the ground floor hall. Visitors including parents, ground parents and children catching the fragments in the air, and picking up the pieces of paper and read fragments out loud along with Mackinnon and Clark. Towards the end Mackinnon collected the discarded texts from the floor and brought to the machine that generated dust storm in the container. The participatory performance was part of 10 Days Winchester in 2015.