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Phenomena and Perception B

installation piece by Lee Ufan
Also known as: ā€œRelatumā€
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  • Lee Ufan
    Lee Ufan
    / Phenomena and Perception B

    …an avant-garde installation piece called Phenomena and Perception B (one of a series of similarly constructed works he later revisited and retitled Relatum, a philosophical term meaning ā€œa thing that bears a relation of some kind to some other thing or thingsā€). For this work Lee placed a heavy stone…

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    …an avant-garde installation piece called Phenomena and Perception B (one of a series of similarly constructed works he later revisited and retitled Relatum, a philosophical term meaning ā€œa thing that bears a relation of some kind to some other thing or thingsā€). For this work Lee placed a heavy stone…

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