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Symphonie Cinétique

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Tonight I saw the magical Symphonie Cinétique works at MADE in Berlin.

Iepe Rubingh who I to my shame only met last night told me about these beautiful works of art by Joachim Sauter (and music by Ólafur Arnalds) and this being the last chance to see them. I don’t think I have really seen a music and installation piece before where both parts combine this well. Julio Le Parc’s kinetic work in the Palais de Tokyo is comparable, but this is better.

This is Berlin at its finest.

Alper Cugun
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