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200			_a Solve et Coagula‎ _bLIVR _fAriel Kupfer
210			_aBuenos Aires _cPonieman-murlender _d2004
215			_an.p. _ccouv.n.b. _d20 x 20
330			_aAriel Kupfer, founder of the Hidden Museum, situates his work between arts and sciences. His research develops a pedagogical approach to material construction named “materiosophy”. Recognizing no separation between matter and philosophy, materiosophy is not limited by certain categories of thought. It is an indiscipline that resists to be defined or classified. It questions the hierarchical division between subject and object, between culture and nature, between the living and the inert, and explores them as a continuity. His collection is held in an almost invisible museum that tells the intimacies of a world that is hidden both in the earth and in the imagination. The aim of the Hidden Museum, a non-profit organization, is to foster curiosity through its secret mineral services. (museecache.fr)
606			_aArt et Science _x Ecole des Mines _x Centre des Matériaux _x Lava Coins _x Matériel et Immatériel _x Naturel et industriel _x Biomineralization _x Glass _x Verre _y Buenos Aires _920923
700			_4040 _aKupfer _bAriel _920924
702			_4600 _aTorres _bEduardo _920925
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856			_uhttps://independent.academia.edu/ArielKupfer