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Exploring the 'Middle' in a Soft Matter through Artistic Manifestations
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Big Bambù | From 11 Dec 2012 curated by Francesco Bonami for Enel Contemporanea 2012
Thousands of bamboo rods will be connected and interlocked with a traditional method, which creates an unusual structure/sculpture where visitors can go along paths and walkways experiencing new sensations. Designed by the Starn brothers as a living organism, constantly changing in its complexity and energy, the work of the series “Big Bambù” grows up to about 25 meters thanks to bamboo, a solid and flexible material that is also highly symbolic.
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