Studio Knol tests human herd mentality with spatial interrogation
EINDHOVEN – Set up inside the MU Art Space, a course carved by flags, posts and ropes presents turn-by-turn options to execute Studio Knol's research on human herd behaviour in a controlled habitat. Disguised as one of
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