Taiwanese Designers Transform Everyday Objects into Art at 3 Days of Design Festival
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Jennifer Hahn
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Summary
The article discusses an exhibition at Copenhagen's 3 Days of Design festival featuring works by five Taiwanese designers who transform everyday objects into art pieces. Notable designs include lamps hanging by conducting wires and a sculpture that stores yoga mats.
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"first-ever" sculpture that stores your yoga mat
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