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Кристин Майндертсма: Как свиные части движут миром

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Кристин Майндертсма, автор "Свинья 05049" рассматривает загробную жизнь одной обычной свиньи, части которой продолжают свой путь в 185-ти разных не свиных продуктах: от пули до искусственного сердца.

Christien Meindertsma uses art (and craft) to expose the hidden processes and connections of our modern life. Full bio »

Translated into Russian by Dina Sultanova
Reviewed by Daria Belevich
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