New York-based artist Tom Fruin has an inspiring installation in Copenhagen, who built the stage for daily performances by the Copenhagen-based reactants (Anika Barkan and Helen Kvinta). Poetry, to sequences of computer-controlled lighting and sound installations keep the plant alive every day. The installation of outdoor sculpture by the name of Tom Fruin Kolonivehus has a door and some windows that are opened, like a real house.
Developed from welded steel, Plexiglas found, and painting, modern sculpture at the Royal Danish Library Plaza commemorates the garden shed to protect poor citizens. In a size of 2 × 2 × 24 3, again inspired more than a thousand pieces of Plexiglas form of a sculpture from the cathedral Arthouse. Measures 12 x 12 x 14 feet, a light surprises Kolonivehus fun and show the shadows in the middle of the square, the attention of passersby.
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