Speakers hanging from the skylight play the music of the natural world – the sound of rainstorms and running water – in Philippe Parreno’s exhibition “Synchronicity”. Speakers hanging from the skylight play the music of the natural world – the sound of rainstorms and running water – in Philippe Parreno’s exhibition “Synchronicity”.
Speakers hanging from the skylight play the music of the natural world – the sound of rainstorms and running water – in Philippe Parreno’s exhibition “Synchronicity”.
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Philippe Parreno’s Synchronicity rethinks art, as Shanghai exhibition space becomes immersive centrepiece

The French artist has used the walls of the Rockbund Art Museum as a canvas, turning the space into a moving, sensory experience focused on humans and nature

Topic |   Art
Casey Hall

Updated: 2:55pm, 20 Jul, 2018

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Speakers hanging from the skylight play the music of the natural world – the sound of rainstorms and running water – in Philippe Parreno’s exhibition “Synchronicity”. Speakers hanging from the skylight play the music of the natural world – the sound of rainstorms and running water – in Philippe Parreno’s exhibition “Synchronicity”.
Speakers hanging from the skylight play the music of the natural world – the sound of rainstorms and running water – in Philippe Parreno’s exhibition “Synchronicity”.
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