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• 161 Drawing
  
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• 124 Space

  In a vast space illuminated by intense white lights, reminiscent of studio flashes or construction-site lighting, a pair of high heels is the sole focus, positioned at the centre.

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• 176 Drawing
  
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• 078 Space

  A space where the floor tiles are keys which, when stepped upon, activate or affect the environment in diverse ways.

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• 183 Drawing
  
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• 172 Show

  An exhibition that can only be visited by one visitor or a group of visitors at a time. If the exhibition is empty, the person managing the exhibition space must go out and canvass the streets until they find interested onlookers.

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• 212 Drawing
  
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• 202 Drawing
  
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• 148 Object

  Conceive an object based on the following question: if we assume that books, poetry, philosophy, music, radio, cinema, series, video games and so on can all be enjoyed wherever and whenever a ‘user’ desires, how might contemporary art offer the same accessibility?

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• 080 Dream

  As an experiment, empty all the art institutions of a city (for example New York) and see how the citizens appropriate these spaces.

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• 177 Drawing
  
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• 157 Drawing
  
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• 144 Dream

  The robot from Le Roi et l’Oiseau releases the last bird from a cage amidst the ruins of glass skyscrapers reflecting a desert landscape like mirrors.

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• 016 Dream

  A giant glass ball rolling freely with the wind in a field of flowers.

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• 190 Space

  An exhibition space acting as a gigantic board, where visitors can write on the glossy walls if they call the artist first to discuss the purpose of their writing.

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• 133 Drawing
  
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• 049 Dream

  A society where daily rituals and ceremonies revolve around art, for example: Mondays for book reading, Tuesdays for movie-going, Wednesdays for music listening, Thursdays for exhibition visits, Fridays for attending a spectacle.

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• 069 Drawing
  
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• 105 Show

  In an exhibition space styled like a school or open workspace, visitors are prompted to sit at tables and work for a set duration (30 minutes, 1 hour). They could also be assigned specific ‘office’ tasks.

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• 213 Drawing
  
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• 046 Work

  A blank blackboard with a dark green glaze, borderless and installed on the concrete floor of a space, ready to be walked on.

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• 125 Context

  An art centre designed to welcome any community, aiming to be hospitable to anyone by adapting rather than imposing.

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• 108 Drawing
  
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• 117 Drawing
  
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• 138 Drawing
  
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• 084 Dream

  A world where all construction materials, instead of having natural dyes like grey, brown and beige, would be in neon colours.

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• 134 Drawing
  
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• 188 Instruction

  Install gigantic billboards connecting the roofs of Haussmannian buildings, displaying posters made by artists.

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• 158 Drawing
  
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• 214 Drawing
  
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• 037 Relation

  Instead of opening art contexts during the day, open them only at night and add couches, chairs and stools inside the gallery spaces.

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