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Event Horizon by Jason Hackenwerth
An installation for the Edinburgh Science Festival 2018. The largest balloon sculpture in the world, with over 25000 latex balloons; it rotates slowly, and tempts a lot of younger people to lie down to look into it from below. The balloons will be recycled and used in an environmentally friendly way when the sculpture is dismantled. Link
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