What interest me was the photo-literature style of French Artist Sophie Calle, one of the artists commissioned for this exhibition. She advertised in the Japanese media for an artist to carry out her concept of getting strangers to sell their bags together with the contents. Japanese artist Soju Tao signed up and the subsequent collaboration is exhibited in this pavilion. A statement of the fine line between art and life? Perhaps.What is definite for me is that it has piqued my interest in "styling" the interior of my bag as well. No more old receipts and other useless stuff in the bag and absolutely no more embarassing moments digging for items in my big carrier. Everything is tucked neatly in little pouches, a wallet and a coin purse. :)
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Love that huge installation inspired by the 2.55. Awesome, it made me smile :)
Oh and yes, I do have quite a few belts...so i guess the loss of my purple one isn't too bad after all!
That exhibition looks amazing and it sounds like they have some great artists. As for styling the inside of ones bag, hmm, maybe not - I don't think anyone is going to be checking!
wow!
so awsome, the lights give some amazing colours...
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so beautiful!
wow they do everything big!
Wow this is crazy...and pterry damn cool.
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