Play on a rink this size, and there’s bound to be fights.

In general, most team sports require a lot of space. Try playing soccer on a field half the size, and you’ll find yourself bumping into other people left and right.

But how much space do you really need to play a game like hockey? Well, this artist found out with a piece called “The Obstruction of Action by the Existence of Form” (it’s an art piece, so it has to have a name like that).

Placing two teams and a ref on a tiny ice rink, the players go at it, trying in vain to do anything at all, much less score a goal. That said, if it was on late-night ESPN, I’d watch it.

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