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Partition Magic uses vacant space to store data temporary. Entire progress:24%, moving partition:52%, moving data:55%. Love it! Precision which could be inspiring for building transformation.

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Bike in the sky.

Seen in the center of Ljubljana (a marketing campaign for a rental city-bikes service).

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Dog in Bright White (found in Rotterdam sky)

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The newly renovated "Theseustempel" in the Volksgarten Vienna. The former romantic place shines now in bright white (the original color from 1823). Greek temples were colorful, weren't they?

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The inflatable sculpture made me think of the Colour clock by Rob Hendriks:
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Every 1/12th square is a color mix result of three superimposed layers. These layers move from one primair color to the other primair color in individual durations. The total duration of the clock (600 seconds) is dividable by each of these individual durations.
Precise coincidence in time creating magical bigger movements.

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Inflatable sculpture in front of the Museumsquartier Vienna during the 10 years celebration of the cultural complex. Simple moving.

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This precise wooden structure was part of this weekend's lighting festival Noorderlicht 010 in Rotterdam. Marjolijn Guldemond rebuild with her sculpture a piece of the lost mold creating a temporary attic under the highway A20.

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A mosque, a lamp and a tower. Seen in Vienna.

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'ALMOST FOR SALE' in the Bijlwerffstraat, Rotterdam

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Close up from my workspace screen - a collection of random stuff. Four lib balm in blue, yellow, green and pink - a fruit, a blue guy, a pencil sharpener and a paper clip.

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Found this precise composition on tray in the Sint Franciscus Gasthuis, Rotterdam

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The flat beautiful polluted Bijenkorf facade from architect Marcel Breuer at the Coolsingel, Rotterdam

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Building facade in Dresden, Germany. The narrow side of a "Plattenbau" - a precast concrete slab. (and can you see the nasty cctv cam top left?)