Still, crowd pleasing is only a byproduct of Mr. Eliasson’s artistic goals, which he sees as fundamentally political. “For some reason,” he said, “our history has produced the misconception that experiencing individuality has to do with being alone. But being together is greater than being alone, because we can do more. We are more responsible.” NY Times
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