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Flying Object
London, UK
Flying Object propose an installation of sensory stimulators which allow users to smell, taste, touch and hear works of art, whilst recording their neurological or physiological responses.
IK Prize 2015
London, UK
Flying Object propose an installation of sensory stimulators which allow users to smell, taste, touch and hear works of art, whilst recording their neurological or physiological responses.
IK Prize 2015
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- जिंदगी - Life
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