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Nathalie Miebach: 源自風暴的藝術

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藝術家 Nathalie Miebach 把巨大風暴中取得的氣象數據,變成複雜的雕塑,從而體現出自然和時間的力量。這些雕塑,然後又變成一個弦樂四重奏的樂譜。

Nathalie Miebach is a Boston-based artist who translates weather data into complex sculptures and musical scores. Full bio »

Translated into Chinese, Traditional by Kai Cheong Chan
Reviewed by Ana Choi
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