Interference - Philippe Van Wolputte environment He recognizes that automation creates

He recognizes that automation creates the possibility of such a development of the productive forces that no one anywhere need ever live in want again… But at the same time automation is forcing every worker to re-examine the very manner of his life as a human being simply in order to answer the question of how he shall exist at all

we have lost sight of what it means—and this is leading us into crisis

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Soft Minimal showcases a range of works which facilitated their establishment as key figures within Nordic design

The world is about to become even more creative

Interference - Philippe Van Wolputte environment He recognizes that automation createsSince 2003, Philippe Van Wolputte has explored urban landscapes and created site specific interventions. He particularly focuses on abandoned, forgotten, but above all devalued urban sites waiting to be demolished once they no longer serve a function in the current economic or utilitarian hierarchy. This overview of works by the Belgian conceptual artist spans from Indicated Locations (2003) to Looking Back While Walking Forward (2012) and the more