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The "CUT &amp; SEA" exhibition currently held at Oi! showcases an installation artwork made of lawn and fence to reveal the hidden characteristics of the city, allowing visitors to learn about the relationships among humans, nature and the city. 
Created by artist Tobias Klein,"CUT &amp; SEA" opens up a 2.5-metre circular cut on the lawn of Oi! and another on the fence that separates Oi! and the neighbouring construction site. Both can be opened or closed by visitors themselves,...</description>
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      <title>“CUT &amp; SEA” exhibition offers new perspective on city’s urban landscape</title>
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