the argentinian artist has built ‘pop-up building milan’ using hand-cut cardboard, tape, zip ties, wood, glues, nylon wires and electric engines, turning the 250 square meter façade into a monumental intervention derived from the interactivity and spirit of children’s pop-up books.
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