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Artist Mihoko Ogaki    ”Milky Way -Breath 02”

installation view - 2010 / FRP, LED with dimmer, wood

190.5 x 107 x 108 cm / 75 x 42 x 42.5 inch (with podium)

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devidsketchbook: Artist Mihoko Ogaki    ”Milky Way -Breath 02” installation view - 2010 / FRP, LED with dimmer, wood 190.5 x 107 x 108 cm / 75 x 42 x 42.5 inch (with podium)
devidsketchbook: Artist Mihoko Ogaki    ”Milky Way -Breath 02” installation view - 2010 / FRP, LED with dimmer, wood 190.5 x 107 x 108 cm / 75 x 42 x 42.5 inch (with podium)
devidsketchbook: Artist Mihoko Ogaki    ”Milky Way -Breath 02” installation view - 2010 / FRP, LED with dimmer, wood 190.5 x 107 x 108 cm / 75 x 42 x 42.5 inch (with podium)
devidsketchbook: Artist Mihoko Ogaki    ”Milky Way -Breath 02” installation view - 2010 / FRP, LED with dimmer, wood 190.5 x 107 x 108 cm / 75 x 42 x 42.5 inch (with podium)
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Robert M. Sapolsky
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"I love science, and it pains me to think that so many are terrified of the subject or feel that choosing science means you cannot also choose compassion, or the arts, or be awed by nature. Science is not meant to cure us of mystery, but to reinvent and reinvigorate it."

Robert M. Sapolsky (via wonderwanderpolarbear)

Hmm. Seems that some people prefer to keep their old mysteries instead of solving them and discovering new ones - often embedded in the old ones!

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