"Our installation presents an alternative contemporary architectural experience built from thousands of functioning networked Chinese toys. Instead of form we focus on the system, instead of authored design we create DIY methods, instead of high tech materials we re-appropriate cheap and ubiquitous technologies." w:Adam Somlai-Fischer.
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