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Claude Is Allergic to Unicorns
BlackBerry, plush duck, neon object made of burettes, laser-cut construction paper, jump rope, pinewood, inkjet print, nails, video (9’13” loop), GIF, paper, and other objects
 
24/11/13-06/12/13. 80 WSE Gallery, New York  
28/11/15-14/02/16. National Taiwan Museum of Fine Arts (click for images), Taichung  
   
This is a research-supported project on unicorns, narwhals and musicians. Tracing the cultural origin and geometric shape of the unicorn horn, information from various contexts are manifested through distinct forms of objects and used to create an unusual description of unicorns, with an air that is mythological and scientific, ironic and romantic. Through a series of formal and musical translations, the sound emitted by narwhals is converted into modern atonal music and subsequently performed through a synthetic voice as an opera.
 
   
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