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Applying the same technique used to develop the two dimensional project, we recreated a three dimensional scenario, by working with shapes and concepts, which clearly transmit our core idea.

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Is it through destruction that we understand the object’s real nature ?

Is it through death that life obtains value?

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To answer these questions we made a destruction and reconstruction’s exercise using common objects, in order to understand their essence.

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Destruction grants a unique singularity to each object where it is manifested.

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Thus, destruction can provide value as well as degrade the object.

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“The only interesting answers are those which

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Susan Sontag

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