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The Inverted Earth: Fugue for Windows (Tokyo, Japan) by Aya Kawabata
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· September 11, 2026
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Key points Further information about The Inverted Earth: Fugue for Windows can be found through Dezeen. Aya Kawabata has created an installation called The Inverted Earth: Fugue for Windows.
Aya Kawabata has created an installation called The Inverted Earth: Fugue for Windows. This work is associated with Tokyo , Japan.
Further information about The Inverted Earth: Fugue for Windows can be found through Dezeen.
Details about the installation are limited, but it is known to be the work of Aya Kawabata and is connected to Tokyo, Japan, as indicated by its title.
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