File:The Name, National Gallery Prague - Michael Bielicky.jpg
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English: The installation "The Name" consists of a metal spiral (250 x 400 cm) with seven black and white televisions attached to it. It is possible to walk through the spiral like though a tunnel. At the end of the tunnel is the "somewhere," a black sphere equipped with a small television broadcast-system, which transmits information - here in the form of a flame - to the televisions and the spiral. |
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| Author | Michael Bielicky |
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