an old clock, a cordless telephone, and an egg carton create music on 'song from plastic' like a record player.

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lotte geeven captures cries of a parrot shouting for freedom in hong kong, to a thrasher calling for racial equality in minneapolis.

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echoing elements of ancient egyptian mathematics, symbolism, and notions of rebirth, 'ORB' fuses heritage and contemporary art.

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at the foot of the monumental giza pyramids, emilio ferro uses sound, light, and sculpture to traverse ancient egyptian history.

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the participatory art piece asks a simple question: will humanity accept all creatures' right to exist?

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the 'animal-like' architectural structure moves in response to surrounding natural forces.

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the tubular spiral ascends to immerse visitors in a transportive white glow of light and gentle clouds of fog.

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titled 'eclypses', the sculptural piece incorporates meditative light patterns and an accompanying soundscape.

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a single metallic pigment coats the surface, revealing vibrant tones and hues which shift with the observer's movement.

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exploring the meaning of movement ryo ramada designs a floating wooden structure with mirror water lilies on a lake in Sapporo, Japan.

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