Two original, previously long used drawing boards from the life-drawing studio at the University of Applied Arts Vienna become installation objects. Repurposed as sculptural display structures, they offer an art-book-like way of viewing and browsing the works. Mounted on each board is a stack of drawings created by students during the one-hour Straitjacket performance in the same studio. Each drawing is individually dated and attributed to the respective artist, including their name and student registration number. The boards thus function simultaneously as sculptural objects, presentation surfaces, archives, and material witnesses to the performance.