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Featuring a walk-in cloud of breathable cocktails set in a Victorian basement, the installation aimed to "explode drinks to the scale of architecture for a beautiful, inhabitable world that spatialises the world's best cocktails and creates a fully immersive alcohol environment," says Bompass & Parr.
Bailey's installation aims to subvert the premise of the zoos by replacing its exhibits with powerful living snapshots depicting racism and colonialism: a black woman chained to the bed of a French colonial officer; a Namibian Herero woman scraping brain tissue out of human skulls; the slowly revolving silhouette of Baartman.
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With each key, collected from donors all over the world and thus, covered in "countless layers of memory," Shiota's installation aims to immerse each visitor in a downpour of untold stories.
This new Chrome web experiment and multi-screen installation aims to help find that out: commissioned by Mobile World Capital Barcelona and supported by Telit, IOTORAMA is a collaboration between creative studio Alpha-ville Estela OlivAlpha-ville Estela PinOlivahnologists FLUUUID, designer JonandEltes, with sound by Giganta.
At the time she thought she was taking part in an art installation aimed at drawing attention to female genital mutilation in Africa.
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But Mr. Hayes and Mr. D'Urso said they did not want to open a "museum installation" aimed at tourists.
The installation's creators aimed to create an "emotional gateway" to Minneapolis, and fuse the real and virtual worlds. .
An installation of flashing lights aimed to induce hallucinations.
Prize money from a Riba competition enabled seven young architects from Feilden Clegg Bradley Studios to design and build the installation, which aims to bring people together through food and raise awareness of air pollution through the unlikely medium of soup.
