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[OLAFUR ELIASSON][br]The placement of the color,

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we should locate here on the model,

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and do it exactly like that, on-site.

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[ASSISTANT] Okay.

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[ELIASSON] The objects are not necessarily[br]the most interesting part about art.

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It is what the object does to me[br]when I look at it or engage in it

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that is actually interesting.

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You are somehow provoked into[br]a more negotiating role

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because you go like,[br]"What am I looking at?"

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Then you are more likely to also inquire,[br]"Well, what does looking actually mean?"

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"And why am I seeing things[br]the way I'm seeing it?"

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Instead of questioning the object,[br]you are in fact questioning yourself.

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That, I think, is one of the great things[br]that art can do.

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Art can somehow offer an opportunity[br]to do some self-evaluation.