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Parallel PZI

Since March 2012 I've been collecting and photocopying papers tossed in the recycling bin at the Karel Doormanhof building. I believe that in this period of final shows and exhibitions it would be interesting to present it to the public in a form of a parallel exhibition and PZI catalog in WORM as the opposite of well prepared work that is willingly exhibited. Trash papers from the recycling bin are the byproduct that students wanted to get rid of because of one reason or another, it shows the direct or indirect process segments as well as the general atmosphere of the school.

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	Since March 2012 I've been collecting and photocopying papers tossed in the recycling bin at the Karel Doormanhof building. I believe that in this period of final shows and exhibitions it would be interesting to present it to the public in a form of a parallel exhibition and PZI catalog in WORM as the opposite of well prepared work that is willingly exhibited. Trash papers from the recycling bin are the byproduct that students wanted to get rid of because of one reason or another, it shows the direct or indirect process as well as the general atmosphere of the school.		Since March 2012 I've been collecting and photocopying papers tossed in the recycling bin at the Karel Doormanhof building. I believe that in this period of final shows and exhibitions it would be interesting to present it to the public in a form of a parallel exhibition and PZI catalog in WORM as the opposite of well prepared work that is willingly exhibited. Trash papers from the recycling bin are the byproduct that students wanted to get rid of because of one reason or another, it shows the direct or indirect process segments as well as the general atmosphere of the school.