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Process of a workshop organized by Aalto ARTS, Experimental Scenography Workshop that explores the Peripheries in Parallax. This exposition is based on an artistic research that was done between 05.10.2020-10.04.2021.
Including process ideas, photos and final exhibition, Matter.
Work title:
Good Morning!
Good Day!
Good Afternoon!
Good Evening!
Good Night!
Peripheries in Parallax: BRAVE NEW PERIPHERIES is organised by the four-year “Floating Peripheries – mediating the sense of place” artistic research project funded by the Academy of Finland (2017–2021).
Read more on https://pinp2021.aalto.fi/
Title: Good Morning! Good Day! Good Afternoon! Good Evening! Good Night!
Description:
Process of a workshop organized by Aalto ARTS, Experimental Scenography Workshop that explores the Peripheries in Parallax.
This exposition is based on an artistic research that was done between 05.
10.
2020-10.
04.
2021.
Including process ideas, photos and final exhibition, Matter.
Work title:
Good Morning!
Good Day!
Good Afternoon!
Good Evening!
Good Night!
Peripheries in Parallax: BRAVE NEW PERIPHERIES is organised by the four-year “Floating Peripheries – mediating the sense of place” artistic research project funded by the Academy of Finland (2017–2021).
Read more on https://pinp2021.
aalto.
fi/.
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