Michael Lin: Mariposa B1-09 cinema who often uses the work

who often uses the work of other artists

Among it’s features are a snooze and light function

going all the way from the phoneless freedom of those anarchic acid house parties to gaining deity status as an early pioneer of the Balearic sound

Cross Cultural Chairs plumbs the hidden depths of furniture design and the ways in which cultural norms assert themselves through functional commodities

ghosts or any other natural or supernatural creatures: that they showed themselves all the same is one of the mysterious whims and gifts of nature

Michael Lin: Mariposa B1-09 cinema who often uses the workFrom February 4 to May 26, 2020, Michael Lin (b. 1964, Tokyo, Japan) overlaid the limestone floor of Mexico city's brutalist Museo Jumex with a hand painted bouquet derived from the plastic tablecloths of the city's diners and road side stands. MARIPOSA B1 09 chronicles Lin's 1,300 square meter installation of the same name, including photographs of each of its panels after the works deinstallation, ephemera from the artist's extensive research into