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We haven’t seen aliens, but if we had the liberty to guess how they would look, we wouldn’t have gone any further beyond Bjoern Schuelke’s interactive sculptures. We took a while to actually work out what this bizarre outcome of intellect was....
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The Argentinean writer Julio Cortázar said that a bridge is a man crossing a bridge; those words came to me while I was walking through the exhibition Act/React that...
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