carsten höller’s goggles turn the world upside down to challenge perception
inspired by a 19th-century psychology experiment, the wearable artwork turns familiar surroundings into an unsettling test of perception and movement.
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carsten höller is a belgian artist who came to prominence in the 1990s. höller applies his training as a scientist in his work as an artist, concentrating particularly on the nature of human relationships. his major installations include 'test site' (2006), a series of giant slides for tate modern’s turbine hall.
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inspired by a 19th-century psychology experiment, the wearable artwork turns familiar surroundings into an unsettling test of perception and movement.
carsten höller invites viewers to explore a ‘forest’ of giant mushroom sculptures, composed of the replicas of fly agarics and other mushrooms
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