War of Internet Addicition

Ivan Navarro

Après l’excellent Die Sculpture, l’artiste chilien Ivan Navarro nous présente ici sa série d’oeuvres intitulé “Aspects of Minimalism”. Des installations intrigantes jouant sur les lumières électriques ainsi que des objets épurés. Plus d’images dans la suite de l’article.



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