on view in shanghai, the piece features 40,000 artificial butterflies in 100 colors that soar up more than 10 meters high.

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'roman numerals, consisting of five simple symbols (I, V, X, L, C), are aligned perfectly on a three-dimensional grid, creating an infinity of numbers,' explains moureaux. 

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as part of DOGO ART 2023, the installation creates a colorful and dynamic passage that captures light and sways lively in the wind.

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the rainbow-inspired installation was commissioned to celebrate the 20th anniversary of the opening of roppongi hills.

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a blur of colors suspended in oslo public library, the work represents an abstract book floating in space.

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the vibrant piece was created to brighten the factory of the world-famous japanese masking tape brand 'mt'.

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charting the future from 2020 to 2119, each year is given its own distinguishing hue.

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titled ‘slices of time’, the piece is inspired by the gallery's namesake and the significant location on greenwich peninsula, close to the meridian.

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the installation draws from singapore's frangipani flowers.

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the installation is composed from approximately 140,000 hiraganas, which is the simplest written alphabet in japanese.

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