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"Cut a hole into an object."
R.P. Frampton
North Delta, British Columbia CANADA
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Cut a hole in an everyday, functional object so that as people use it they can see how it works.
Take any object that people use and has some moving parts. Cut a hole in the side of it being careful not to ruin it. Put it back where it belongs so that your friends, visitors or passers-by can use it and see its internal workings. The object can be as simple or complex as you like but it should be something that we take for granted. Note: many objects are covered to keep dust out. You may want to take that into consideration before cutting open your DVD player but don't let it discourage you. There are solutions for everything.
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