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Blob

Imel Sierra Cabrera

Area: Functional Art
Title: Blob
Site: Prototype

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Phase 4

Artifice, artifact, art, actually... The bus stop becomes a pretext for creating a shaded setting that simultaneously claims a natural element (color) and artificiality (its materiality), by assuming the form of a grove that doubles as a place to wait for the bus. Thus, the way is open for questioning the artifact and its relationship to the landscape it occupies.

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