File:Faith, Love, Hope "Glaube, Liebe Hoffnung".ogv
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Deutsch: Klang-Skulptur "Glaube, Liebe, Hoffnung"
Skulptur, Sound und Idee: Stephan Hüsch © 2007 Plexiglas, verschiedene Materialien, Mp3-Player, ca. 80 x 70 x 40 cm Gedicht und Sprecher: Genevieve McCleanEnglish: sound sculpture "Faith, Love, Hope"
sculpture, sound and idea: Stephan Hüsch © 2007 Perspex, mixed materials, mp3 player, about 80 x 70 x 40 cm poem and speaker: Genevieve McClean |
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