Artist Designs Balance Bench to Promote Collaboration and Balance
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Summary
Berlin-based artist Martin Binder has designed a Balance Bench in Einbeck, Germany, resembling a seesaw to promote collaboration and balance. The bench, made of oak slats on a galvanized steel frame, encourages users to work together to achieve equilibrium.
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The bench requires users to work together to find equilibrium, fostering interaction and balance in the process.
Made of oak slats on a galvanized steel frame, the Balance Bench rocks back and forth like a seesaw, engaging users in a unique experience.
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