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Candiolo, the Double Igloo by Mario Merz Arrives at the Oncological Institute: the Timelapse of the Editing

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Mario Merz, Untitled (Double Igloo of Porto), 1998, arrives at iNOC — National Oncological Institute of Candiolo. In the time-lapse you can see the editing of the work: two steel structures with sixteen segments, one inside the other, the bands in the heart and, at the top, the deer with the Fibonacci number 10946 in neon. The work was created for the Serralves Foundation in Porto and has been exhibited, among others, at the Hangar Bicocca, Vill…

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Mario Merz, Untitled (Double Igloo of Porto), 1998, arrives at iNOC — National Oncological Institute of Candiolo. In the time-lapse you can see the editing of the work: two steel structures with sixteen segments, one inside the other, the bands in the heart and, at the top, the deer with the Fibonacci number 10946 in neon. The work was created for the Serralves Foundation in Porto and has been exhibited, among others, at the Hangar Bicocca, Vill…

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