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English: Ambigram sculpture OUI / NON (Yes / No, in French) by Swiss artist Markus Raetz, 2000-2002, in Geneva, Switzerland. This installation is an anamorphosis, where the word "OUI" seen from a particular angle, changes into "NON", when the piece of art is observed from an other angle.
Français : Ambigramme OUI / NON, sculpture de l'artiste suisse Markus Raetz, 2000-2002, à Genève, en Suisse.

Cette installation est une anamorphose, où le mot "OUI", vu d'un certain angle, se transforme en "NON", lorsque l'oeuvre est observée depuis un autre angle.

Œuvre OUI-NON sur Geneve.ch (archive).
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Fjmustak (at German Wikipedia)

(photomontage by Basile Morin)
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Switzerland

According to article 27 of the Copyright Act (en/de/fr/it), works installed at or on publicly accessible places or ground may be pictured, and such pictures may be offered for sale, sold, transmitted, or otherwise published. The image must not be three-dimensional and it must not be possible to use the picture for the same purpose as the original.

The works must be permanently installed, but for the purposes of the law, "permanent" means a fixed installation which may be temporary -- time limited -- but not "accidental", e.g. due to transport of the work.

For more information, see COM:CRT/Switzerland#Freedom of panorama.

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Ambigram sculpture OUI NON by Markus Raetz, 2000-2002, in Geneva, Switzerland.

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