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I started researching on weird habits that people have during visiting the restroom.
My main thoughts were revolving around the idea of a public space, used by many different people, in very personal ways.
We all have our own “world” within a room that is frequented by many others. It’s like a social network where people don’t actually talk to each other about the things they do while they sit there, one after each other.
I created this ceramic and glass water pipe that resembles a toilet water tank. the viewer is able to inhale the smoke that is pumped out of the tank, through a sink.
Glazed clay, glass, metal, wood, plastic; Amsterdam, 2020
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