Nasan Tur: Once upon a Time, 2011

Update: 2016-10-13

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Nasan Tur explores political ideologies, subliminal messages, and symbols of power and dissent, all of which are present throughout his six-meter-high installation “Once upon a time”, which shows eight different national flags of countries that no longer exist – hence questioning what is left thereafter.

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