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Architecture in the service of the mutable body

Architecture in the service of the mutable body

The approach of Arakawa and Gin, like all subjects they pursued, might be best understood as a way to pose questions more than offering precise answers. As Duchamp put painting back ‘in the service of the mind’, Arakawa and Gins put architecture in the service of the mutable body.

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