The resulting spontaneous creations range from the functional to the abstract, sharing an uncanny beauty. From Benten Clay's whimsical, fragile concoctions with no apparent function, to Laura Pregger's formalist, fluorescent and geometric objects, all objects are result of the spirit that Claude Lévi-Strauss evoked in La Pensée Sauvage: "The hobbyist does not invent entirely new things, but he improvises and combines materials that he has at hand."
All the creations are on display, and for sale, through 2 February at the Baerck showroom in Berlin.

Das Wildes Denken
Baerck
Mulackstraße 12, Berlin



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