Till Rabus, Automate á fleurs, 2009. Barbara Adam. Michel Siffre, Hors du Temps, 1963. “Studying Mystery of Sleep, Scientists Live Moth in Cave”, News of the World, 1938. Rectal Probe, ca. 2010

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Till Rabus, Automate á fleurs, 2009. Barbara Adam. Michel Siffre, Hors du Temps, 1963. “Studying Mystery of Sleep, Scientists Live Moth in Cave”, News of the World, 1938. Rectal Probe, ca. 2010

Till Rabus, Automate á fleurs, 2009. Barbara Adam. Michel Siffre, Hors du Temps, 1963. “Studying Mystery of Sleep, Scientists Live Moth in Cave”, News of the World, 1938. Rectal Probe, ca. 2010. Installation view, The World is in You, Medical Museion and Kunsthal Charlottenborg, 2021. Photo by David Stjernholm. Courtesy of Aeroplastics, Bruxelles. Private collection. Courtesy of UCLA Film & Television Archive. On loan from Nybo Lab, Department of Nutrition, Exercise and Sports, University of Copenhagen.
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