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↪ Replying to @NeelBhandari9

@NeelBhandari9 Definitely agree. But saying that it's leaking, that the liquid (which isn't hydraulic fluid) is necessary for function and that it died, is that all interpretation?

@NeelBhandari9 The premise to describe the piece in the first tweet is "It's programmed to try to contain the hydraulic fluid that's constantly leaking out and required to keep itself running." Nothing in that sentence is true.

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↪ Replying to @mmitchell_ai

@mmitchell_ai From what I understand this work of art is not leaking fluid and it never died. The piece is a commentary on migration and borders. The narrative in the thread appears misleading.

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@mmitchell_ai Guggenheim: "S Yuan & P Yu employ an industrial robot […] to examine our increasingly automated global reality, one in which territories are controlled mechanically and the relationship between people and machines is rapidly changing."

guggenheim.org/artwork/34812

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↪ Replying to @grishund

@grishund Började blocka friskt för ett par år sedan och då blev mycket bättre efter att jag för ofta fastnade i att läsa Twitter-bråk. Vill också numer undvika de ointressanta politiker-tjafsen.

@grishund Delar också din nyfikenhet. Vill ju lära mig mer hela tiden. Men ska göra ett försök att få mer av den varan via böcker det här året.

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