Entropy & Desire الانتروبيا والرغبة بواسطة جريس برنس by Grace Prince

Entropy & Desire by Grace Prince

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Entropy & Desire by Grace Prince

Entropy & Desire by Grace Prince work crystallizes in seemingly random forms – but in reality, they are the fruit of extensive study and synthesis – some primary human sensations such as the sense of fragility, the lack of balance, and precariousness.

Objects that, while preserving their functionality, are almost haikus capable of synthesizing what remains beneath the surface of things.

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