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rocking motions
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to shift your body backwards and forth is a natural instinct for a number of different situations:
fear, pain, grief, loneliness, anger and stress...
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september 2007
--- PET bottles
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polyethylene terephthalate (PET) is one of the most commonly used food grade packaging
plastics due to it's chemical inertness and appealing physical properties. ...
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august 2007
--- mirrors
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narcissus, looking into the water, did not understand that he saw his own reflection,
and fell in love with himself ...
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july 2007
--- the monobloc plastic chair
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what's the world's most famous chair? the anonymous, cheap, light-weight, portable,
waterproof, stackable, easy to clean, plastic patio chair...
--- kengo kuma: selected work
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kengo kuma designed the exhibition himself and was at the
opening to give a talk on his work and influences ...
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april 2007
--- still life with chair - installations and manipulations of the undemanding object
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the effectiveness of these transformed objects depends to some extent on our recognizing
the originals within the transformation - knowing that they are, or were,authentic chairs ...
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march 2007
--- alvar aalto - through the eyes of shigeru ban
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the barbican presents the first major restrospective of the finnish architect alvar aalto’s work in the UK.
the pieces are presented through the eyes of the contemporary japanese architect shigeru ban.
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--- robert brownjohn - design is his way
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'for some reason (probably clear to a psychiatrist) four design projects in which I have recently been
involved have all had a strong emphasis on sex in the form of the female anatomy.’ ...
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--- gilbert & george: major exhibition
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... the show ends with their controversial ‘sonofagod pictures’ including 'was jesus heterosexual?'
which drew accusations of blasphemy and their new work 'bomb pictures' especially created for the show ...
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--- tuttolibri
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books are used to form the teeth in giagantic dentures and are suspended,
burnt, scrawled upon and formed stone ...
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