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There is a tacit co-dependency between things in Daniel Lind-Ramos’s assemblages. Objects sustain one another in a careful balance, leaning up against each other to form ecosystems of reciprocal uplift. Take, for example, Armario de la memoria (Cupboard of Memory) (2012), where two collections of rope-bound yard tools rest on either side of a wooden bookcase. A television…

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Armario de la Memoria (Storage of Memory) « Exhibitions « Marlborough Gallery

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