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2010 Market Estate Project 06-03-2010 20-02-28

Arnaud Dechelle, Minako Kurachi, Francois Cassin, Dan Savage Block A Flat 92
I like this because Minako Kurachi interviewed me about my morning
routine. I was a bit skeptical about this but Minako has a background
as a journalist in Japan and Europe as a correspondent so we had a
really good chat about a lot of things on the estate and how things
had worked out. The snippets from the conversation were put into a
voice loop and replayed in an installation in a flat with a stencil of
"a strong, very earthy, deep brown cup of tea" on the wall. I liked
this a lot. It is my morning routine and at work I have the same sort
of thing with a teapot and making tea from tea leaves, it tastes much
better and is much more environmentally friendly I put the leaves onto
my plants, after reading them for my lottery numbers (kidding).

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