Faig Ahmed Reimagines Azerbaijan’s Carpet Tradition in Venice

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Faig Ahmed Reimagines Azerbaijan’s Carpet Tradition in Venice | Observer

For the country’s national pavilion, the artist reimagines the carpet as a living technology, bridging centuries-old craft, mysticism, neuroscience and quantum physics.

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Faig Ahmed Reimagines Azerbaijan’s Carpet Tradition in Venice | Observer

Manuel Mathieu’s Venice Biennale Debut Asks How We Carry the Past | Observer

From Venice: Goen Choi and Hyeree Ro Rebuild the Korean Pavilion | Observer

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