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Published Onomatopee (2013) With a broad multidisciplinary practice, Helmut Smits takes everyday situations and objects and transforms them into self-contained, gem-like artworks with an irreverent mischievous quality and an appreciation of the absurd. Across sculpture, photography, furniture, performance and installations in public space, Smits is quick to identify contradictions in the objects and terrain we surround ourselves with. This new book contains examples of his artwork and sketches for future projects. £20.00
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