This work was created in a slit-scan session using unusual materials: soft architectural modeling clay and barbed wire. But \u2013 as has been said elsewhere \u2013 what was on the turntable is ultimately secondary; what matters is the result. <\/p>\n\n
At the initial presentation, I deliberately refrained from any explanation of the original object. Instead, I asked the visitors to tell me what they saw. The responses were so varied and beautiful that I decided to keep the mystery of the “object on the turntable” \u2013 and from then on, to let people tell me what they discovered. <\/p>\n\n
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