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Jae Rhim Lee: 我的专属蘑菇寿衣

Filmed Jul 2011 • Posted Oct 2011TEDGlobal 2011
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艺术家Jae Rhim Lee提出了一个大胆创意。我们能否在死后用自己的身体让地球变得更清洁环保呢?使用植满吞食污染物的蘑菇寿衣就水到渠成了。没错,这可能是你所见过最骇人听闻的TED演讲。

Artist and TED Fellow Jae Rhim Lee re-imagines the relationships between the body and the world. Full bio »

Translated into Chinese, Simplified by Lili Liang
Reviewed by Chunxiang Qian
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