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Mona Hatoum, David Roberts Collection, London
Mixed media. Stainless steel and neon tube 234 x 223 cm
Mona Hatoum, David Roberts Collection, London
Coated polyamide, various textiles, nation flags, silkscreen print, second hand clothes, webbing, clips 150 x 180 x 180 cm Courtesy Galleria Continua San Gimignano / Beijing / Le Moulin
Lucy + Jorge Orta, Courtesy of Galleria Continua San Gimignano / Beijing / Le Moulin
Chromogenic colour photograph 102 x 152 cm
Edward Burtynsky, Courtesy of Flowers, London
Terracotta
Courtesy of Antony Gormley and White Cube, London
Drawing 112 x 149cm
Courtesy of David Nash
Framed c-print 33 x 50 cm
Tomas Saraceno, Andersen's Contemporary Berlin / Copenhagen
Diasec mounted C-type print. 115 x 115 cm
Antti Laitinen, Courtesy of NETTIE HORN
Steel, fiberglass, water, salt GAC100 153 x 113 x 55 cm
Courtesy of Mariele Neudecker and Galerie Barbara Thumm
Charcoal from a Florida Wildfire (prescribed forest burn that got out of control) 323 x 396 x 323 cm
Courtesy of Cornelia Parker and Frith Street Gallery, London
600 digital wall clocks, Perspex, electro-mechanics, steel, vinyl, computerized electronic control system and components
Courtesy of Darren Almond and White Cube, London
Diasec mounted c-type print 115 x 115 cm
Antti Laitinen, Courtesy of NETTIE HORN
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