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Krzysztof Wodiczko
Another of my favorites from last summer’s Venice Biennale. The themes and concerns of this blog materialize in Wodiczko’s work. Architecture. Bodies. Imagination. Inhabitation. Politics. Wodiczko sees “technological prosthetics” as a central component of his methodology.
vulnerable arrangements
I continue to think about Haegue Yang’s “vulnerable arrangements” that I saw (and smelled and felt) at the Biennale last summer. As we walked through the installation we noticed faint breezes and subtle scents in response to our movements. Later … Continue reading
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Chu Yun’s “Constellation no. 3″
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