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Vessels with Transmissions 1993 The whole of about 70 3/4 x 78 3/4 x 22 in. Material: ceramic, plastic, plaster, glass, cord | |
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| Are the shapes of the vessels usual Are their shapes similar in any way What was the original use of the vessels Does their material have any relation to the shape Are the transmissions of the vessels set properly to make possible a smooth circulation Is it possible to have a pure drink with delight but without elation Why are beans connected with wickedness Why do girls possess continuously renewing virginity Where is the place between two barriers under which people can hardly understand a spoken word Why is there a bird fastened, bound on the neck of every man Why hug your wing without fear It is even possible to believe in an intercession of stately swans
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