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Xavier Verhoest : the world’s fragility.
Xavier Verhoest, Belgian born in Congo (1964, ex Zaire), lives and works in Nairobi. From the pages: “Many of his works are entrenched in his experience of war zones or with groups in the margin of the … Continue reading
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Le Crimp or Crumpling
http://www.pleatfarm.com/2009/08/05/le-crimp-or-crumpling/ Vincent Floderer and Konstanze Breithaupt, ‘Frou-frou’ 2006 (rustling). Original paper folding techniques. White silk paper 70×50 cm; photo: Alain Hymon. ‘Frou-frou’, detail; photo: Vincent Floderer.
louvain95 - Farther than the eye can reach. 