Teshima Art Museum

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Bubbles burst through the floor and make their way to one of the pools or puddles.

A concrete shell – a collaboration between Rei Naito and Ryue Nishizawa

 

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AMY
I'm Australian and, like many of my curious contempories, enjoyed exploring and wandering in my younger days. In recent years, I've had a couple of fantastic trips to Europe, Mexico, Cuba, and Japan. Writing about my travels is enjoyable too.