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Felix Gonzalez-Torres, “Untitled” (Golden), 1995.

Patio House, Sicily - Studio Solum

Joe Tilson, Labyrinth, (folded greeting card, screen-printed in color), Self-publishing, n.p., 1975/1976 [sent to the graphic designer Silvestro Bini] [Studio Bruno Tonini, Gussago (BS). © Joe Tilson]

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Stone Vessel, Fartha, County Cork, Ireland,

The structure is a contemporary, experimental interpretation of Ireland's traditional communal "rambling houses"—historic village gathering spaces open to passers-by for storytelling, music, and poetry.

Most of the fieldstone used in the pavilion was quarried directly from the surrounding site and old farmsteads at Fartha. Harder regional limestone was brought in specifically for structural accents like the quoins and lintels.

A team of 15 professional stonemasons assembled the pavilion entirely by hand without structural mortar. They utilized a thousand-year-old corbelling technique, meticulously layering the stones inward until the roof met and completely closed over the chamber.