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Prologue

Woes van Haaften x Kraftwerk

05.07

Posted in Art + Culture

Last weekend Rotterdam hosted the start of the Tour de France. The perfect timing for Dutch artist Woes van Haaften to launch his newest project entitled Prologue. Woes trimmed the artwork of the original Kraftwerk sleeve down to the bare essentials, rendering instant recognition. When opening the Prologue sleeve, a sound chip is activated, subsequently playing Kraftwerk‘s Tour de France from an integrated speaker. The chip is deliberately visible, to represent the minimalistic, technological and experimental character of Kraftwerk.

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