| TITLE |
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"TipToe Tram" (踮脚走在电线上) |
| ARTIST |
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Liu Dao 六岛 |
| MEDIA |
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LED display, Chinese papercut (Jian Zhi 剪紙), paper collage, teakwood frame |
| EDITION |
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Unique |
| DATE |
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Made in island6, Shanghai 2012 |
| SIZE |
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109(W)×109(H)×9(D) cm | 42.9(W)×42.9(H)×3.5(D) inches |
| TECH SPECS |
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4× MW LPV-60-5 (INPUT 100-240V AC /1.2A 50/60 HZ - OUTPUT 5V/8.0A) |
| WEIGHT |
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UNCRATED: 43.6 kg | 96 lb • CRATED: 79 kg |174 lb |
| CRATE SIZE |
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121(W)×121(H)×26(D) cm | 47.6(W)×47.6(H)×10.2(D) inches |
| EXPOSURE |
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Exhibited in "Goddamned Shanghai" |
| CREDITS |
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Yeung Sin Ching 杨倩菁 (performance & laser papercut) • Thomas Charvériat (art direction & technical guidance) • Jack Mur (video) • Loo Ching Ling 吕晶琳 (photography & research) • Tang Dashi 汤大师 (First version of Chinese paper cutting 剪紙) • Jean Le Guyader (Documentation) |
| ABOUT |
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Once upon a time, in a land far far
away, was a town of tall castles and derelict cabins. In this town lived a
peculiar bunch of little fellows. These people lived above a decidedly taller
civilization that was unaware of the secret world overhead, only coming out at
night. Between the castles of the big world, the small world had spun
themselves a wonderful maze of interconnecting passages along magical wires.
Never touching the ground, they travelled in single lines, balancing their way
through the town and ignoring the world that slept below. I must say, what a
lovely view they must share! [Jack Mur] |
| STATUS |
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N/A. Private collection, Geneva. |
