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DEVELOPED BY MOCA FOR ENDS OF THE EARTH: LAND ART TO 1974, THIS INTERACTIVE FEATURE MAPS KEY ARTWORKS INCLUDED IN THE EXHIBITION, PINPOINTING THEIR ORIGINAL LOCATIONS TO DEMONSTRATE THE GLOBAL NATURE OF LAND ART AND ITS RELATIONSHIP TO REAL PLACES AND TIMES. 

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Evaporated Spaces, chronobiological spaces, Philippe Rahm

The Louis M. apartment therefore responds to that squaring of the circle in its effort to reconcile the advantages of an open plan with necessary energy economies. By modelling the interior climate on the basis of recommendations, and prefiguring their psychological conditions in an apartment according to four opposing characteristics — damp, heat, cold and dryness — Rahm calculated the position of all the flat’s systems and furniture.

Bill Viola, motivation

Falling into a lake aged six, when I was on holiday in the mountains. I went straight to the bottom and saw the most beautiful world I’d ever seen: fish, shafts of light, plants waving in the breeze. I thought I was in heaven. I’d have stayed there had my uncle not pulled me up. That’s why my art has so much to do with water – because I dream about going back to that place.