Artist Will Ryman stacked 200,000 paint brushes to create this labyrinth installation: "Infinity", the Paul Kasmin Gallery, New York, 2012
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Chris Bosse of LAVA (Australia) has created a window installation for la Rinascente Milan for its Contemporary Christmas Art windows. The installation is an origami coral reef using 1500 recycled and recyclable cardboard molecules that explores the intelligence of natural and architectural systems. It plays with space by climbing up walls and arching over to create coral caves. Based on the geometrical structures of sea foam and corals, the colourful reef comes to life through dynamic lighting and sound. Delete the scoop?
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