‘when my father died it was like a whole library had burned down,’ is the title of susanna hesselberg’s artwork
the artist’s ironic attempt to automate the upkeep of urban furniture also draws attention to issues of sustainable public transit
with ‘rising waters’, théâtre rude ingénierie imagines a village that has come to a standstill, tide-swept life, referencing the emergency of climate change
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digital artist andrés reisinger brings his billowing, pink 'take over' installation series to the ancient streets of jeddah, saudi arabia.