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⏲ Duration: 21 min 56 sec
✓ Published: 26-Feb-2020
✓ Published: 26-Feb-2020
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“When I do experiments, I often want to share them with people with scientific qualifications. Because I stay in the field of art and sometimes talking about their knowledge is very rewarding.” Follow the widely praised Belgian artist Ann Veronica Janssens as she demonstrates the principles and processes behind a selection of her work to two professors in physics.nn“In scientific research, you accept the idea of failure. The idea is to have a result. In art too.” In the video, Jansse
“When I do experiments, I often want to share them with people with scientific qualifications. Because I stay in the field of art and sometimes talking about their knowledge is very rewarding.” Follow the widely praised Belgian artist Ann Veronica Janssens as she demonstrates the principles and processes behind a selection of her work to two professors in physics.nn“In scientific research, you accept the idea of failure. The idea is to have a result. In art too.” In the video, Jansse
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