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You might remember our love for Aakash Nihalani from when we featured his geometric tape installations before and now he’s back with a new series entitled “Sum Times”. He incorporates his signature 3D style forms into urban environments to work as simple (and clever!) math problems. For example, one window + one window = two windows.
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Darren on 01.10.2013 at 16:56 PM
I really like the cheeky simplicity of this. Very original.
Emily on 01.15.2013 at 09:47 AM
The simple ideas always seem to be the best. Creatives of all types (art, literature, architecture) who explore our everyday environment and interpret it anew really intrigue me. These pieces by Aakash Nihalani inspire me to start really looking when I am out and about in my local area and not to just take my everyday environment for granted.
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