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who’s who: studio lo.

by erin | 05.15.2008

who: eva guillet and aruna ratnayake.
what: an installation made entirely of felt scraps. not kidding.
where: tokyo.
when: christmas, 2006.
why: inspired by the ‘cabinets of curiosity.’

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