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via
ArchNewsNow and the
Dezeen website, we bring you their story on the latest version of engineer/architect Cecil Balmond's roving exhibition exploring architecture, form, and geometry,
Element, at the
Tokyo Opera City Art Gallery. It looks like many of the old favorites of
Solid Void, mounted at Graham Foundation a while back, are still around, reconceived in installation, to which have been added photographs and text from Balmond's latest book, also named
Element, in which, like a hog ferrets out truffles, he discovers and depicts the deep patterns behind the world's beauty. Read what we wrote about Balmond, his remarkable work and thought, and his Chicago exhibition
here.
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