Gijs Van Vaerengerh breaks down the logic of the labyrinth

Genk – Gijs Van Vaerengerh – a collective of young Belgian architects and artists – completed its latest project, aptly named Labyrinth, for the tenth anniversary of the C-mine arts centre in Genk, Belgium. The collective plays with preconceptions
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