Daphné Keraudren’s (Brussels, Belgium, 1995) Use at your own risk is a series of metal objects, tools, and sculptures, designed and made for the public space of Amsterdam. They enable a new experience and perspective on the city and its use, questioning a large number of legal and urban planning issues. Each object—attached or hung from Amsterdam’s existing infrastructure—is a negotiation between the self and the other, the public and the private, the outside and the inside, and art and design.