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IMMANENCE
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IMMANENZ
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MOVING SOLID
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WANKENDER
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LAYERS
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EBENEN
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RE-DIRECT
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AUSRICHTUNG
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SIMULTANEOUS
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SIMULTAN
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SPACE
BREATHING
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RAUM
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UN-COVER
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AUFDECKUNG
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THROUGH
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SKY
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HIMMEL
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LIGHTS
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LICHTER
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MEASURE LINE
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MASSLINIE
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MIRROR CORNERS
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DRAWINGS
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ZEICHNUNGEN
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T-SHIRT
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STATEMENT
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DISKURS
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The objects
mirror corners are made of 3
mirror triangles each which are connected to create a 90 degree
corner.
The 3 mirrors create 3 reflected images, 2
mirrors arranged in 90 degree constellation create together a
single reflection, together there are 6 reflections created.
The reflections show the mirror itself and the space defined by
the corner.
The mirror corners define space through
the cartesian arrangement and through their orientation.
Through the specific momentum of the reflection they reinforce
the directional character of the definition of space. The
visual effect of the reflection creates virtual continuities.
Placed on a continuous surface like outdoor grass the corners
define virtual continuities and space in their depth at the
same time.
The button mirror shows traces of wax,
which point to the utilitarian character as amplifying
apparatus for sending of light, which points towards a
utilitarian understanding of the knowledge of science.