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‘when my father died it was like a whole library had burned down,’ is the title of susanna hesselberg’s artwork
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the artist’s ironic attempt to automate the upkeep of urban furniture also draws attention to issues of sustainable public transit
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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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the staircase is inclined at a 5-degree angle — enough to be noticeable but not immediately obvious, creating a sense of doubt.
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