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Item: Limace

Christophe Terlinden

2006

Installation, 80 x 113 cm.
Materials: attache case, plasticine

Collection: Collection M HKA, Antwerp (Inv. no. BK7629_M397).

Christophe Terlinden touches on unexpectedly simple solutions for seemingly complex situations; in so doing, he points to the essence of a problem. He observes his surroundings and interferes with simple yet effective actions. He plays with the things that are already there, but enriches them. An not so attentive spectator doesn't even notice the intervention – which is minimal but opens possibilities for reflection.

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