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Floating Worlds Tunnel
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- Floating Worlds Tunnel
- Artist
- Endy Kahlo
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- Open edition
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Floating Worlds Tunnel
Someone built a corridor out of checkerboard confidence and lined it with spheres that refuse to fall. The orbs hang mid-drift, dried-blood orange and bubblegum pink, defying whatever gravity governs the mountains beyond. Charcoal texture balls sit heavy against the candy-tiled walls like proof the rules still apply somewhere. That gap between real sky and rendered floor is where the whole thing lives. It stops being a landscape and becomes an argument about what space is allowed to do.
CONVENTIONAL ART / Art, unconventionally human
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