Olafur Eliasson Exhibition: A Cycle of Interconnected Moments in Concert
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- I wanted to try this, but they said it was only for people who made reservations online in advance.
- I forgot to take a picture of the bottom of the machine.
- It’s got a big weight on it and it’s swinging around.
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- The idea that each person is living in a different moment in time, and that by meeting and interacting with each other, they are “sharing each other’s moment”.
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- A girl who looks familiar.
- [/villagepump/children of the forest](https://scrapbox.io/villagepump/children of the forest).
- It was the wrong girl.
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- They say this is made by arranging space-filling polyhedra.
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The smallest unit that makes up the “cycle of interconnected moments in harmony” and “air for breathing” is a dual-objective polyhedron with 11 faces. The material used for this product is also unique. It is a recycled zinc alloy (90% zinc) made by a special method that extracts zinc (a trace amount of zinc that is considered safe to release into the atmosphere) from the smoke generated when industrial waste is burned (technical cooperation: KIBAKU).
- https://mag.tecture.jp/event/20231210-103601/
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The 11-sided polyhedron can be rhombic, kite-shaped, or triangular, and any of the faces can be glued to each other without gaps. 11 is an odd number of faces, which results in unexpected meandering and a variety of shapes.
- Oh, this one.
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