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TED fa visita a Tom Shannon nel suo studio a Manhattan per dare uno sguardo da vicino alla sua arte ispirata alla scienza. Una conversazione rivelatrice e personale con John Hockenberry rivela come le forze della natura - e il principio di tremito causato dal morbo di Parkinson - interagiscono nela sua vita e nel suo lavoro.
Tom Shannon's mixed-material sculpture seems to levitate -- often it actually does -- thanks to powerful magnets and clever arrangements of suspension wire. He designed the TED Prize trophy. Full bio »
Journalist and commentator John Hockenberry has reported from all over the world in virtually every medium. He's the author of "Moving Violations: War Zones, Wheelchairs and Declarations of Independence." Full bio »
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Reviewed by Laura Gioia
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