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| terms: | What kind of sensuous motivation is needed to
melt a bottle? Melting Compactor shows what may
be motivating. The arrangement is made up of a
wax clod and an infrared lamp. Slowly but surely
the heat radiated by the lamp, which hangs above the
wax clod, melts a spherical lake into the pristine
surface. At first the work cosisted of a solid wax
clod, but later I replaced the clod by wax powder
and pressed it against the surface. For me this had a |
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| Melting Bottles | |||||||
| Melting Compactor | |||||||
| Self-Containing-Reservoir | |||||||
| Waterpoint | |||||||
| Global Tool | |||||||
| Global Substance | |||||||
| Green Frog Bath Soap | |||||||
| Production Limits | |||||||
| Froschquintett | |||||||
| The Web | |||||||
| Solaris | |||||||
| Jelly Soap | |||||||
| Window Spitting | |||||||
| Key Spirit | |||||||
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| SS: a few days, two large holes had been dug. However, how do you define the "success" achieved in your work? Is there such a notion and if so, how does this success come about? |
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| Sabine Schaschl | |||||||
| Martin Walde | (continued on next page) |
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