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Absurd Thinking: Between Art and Design
edited by Ashley Simone with Ellen Wexler (Lars Müller Publishers)
Original, poetic and transformational — these are some words used to describe the work of Allan Wexler, one of today’s most original designers and architects. In his work, art and architecture often blur into one, sharing a sort of symbiotic relationship.
is composed of more than 200 of Wexler’s creations since the 1980s, including sketches and drawings, completed works and installations. Wexler’s architectural designs focus on smaller elements such as chairs, tables and furniture. Other multi-scale and multimedia works are exhibited in photographs, and include his own explanations of the pieces. A theme throughout is a focus on everyday practices and rituals. Short fiction writings by Patricia C Phillips,
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