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At once minimal and maximal, the latest experiment from Austrian formalist Björn Kämmerer recasts elements as simple as a campfire and three seated men into a paranoid play of gazes, variously suggesting assent and discordance.

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At once minimal and maximal, the latest experiment from Austrian formalist Björn Kämmerer recasts elements as simple as a campfire and three seated men into a paranoid play of gazes, variously suggesting assent and discordance.

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