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Genre boundaries are as insignificant for the work done in the classes as they are for me in my own work. The “Special Class for Sculpture and Architecture-Related Media” is therefore not so much about the works that the students create as it is about our creative scope. Sculpture is not about the creation of three-dimensional variants of virtual imagery. It is activity in this life, in the world in front of the mirror, in front of the screen. Sculpture arises and becomes tangible in contemporary spaces. You might also say, in spaces that are factual and political. And here we have every material and medium at our disposal.
