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Berlin-based artist Kassandra Becker used a painted-green sculpture as a repeating design element throughout the art installation displayed in the ‘Pro Forma’ exhibition. Becker is known for the use of bright colors and blurring the line between human and animal forms. The ‘Pro Forma’ exhibition features works and installations based upon everyday things and situations. It is taking place at the non-profit studio Kuenstlerhaus Dortmund February 6 through March 22nd, 2009.  Kassandra Becker was born 1966 in Schaffhausen, and studied freehand sculpture at the Staatliche Akademie der Bildenden Künste in Karlsruhe. In Becker’s work, the boundaries between humans and animals melt away. A white crow on a The exhibition presents art works using everyday forms or decorative patterns as given designed material to be elaborated in an playful manner or to be set into dislocated contexts...
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