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3D Synth

Artist duo Toki has an installation in an abandoned D.C. building that uses vibrant yarn to create a mesmerizing 3D space. This piece, entitled Synth, is meant to evoke music in three dimensions. Very cool stuff. Via DesignBoom:
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