Video // Piles of Soil, Water, Rubble by Örnduvald.

Dana Tomić Hughes

March 25, 2013

Arts, Design, TV

Exhibition at Kongens Nytorv, Copenhagen, 2013.
The project was funded by the Danish Arts Foundation and the Copenhagen Metro.

CREDITS:

DESIGN | Örnduvald

via ornduvald.dk

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