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`Idiom` by slovak artist Matej Kren in the Prague Municipal Library, Czech Republic Royalty Free Stock Photo
Clever frischkäse kren packaging in austrian market display Royalty Free Stock Photo
S budget kren horseradish spread in hand at grocery store Royalty Free Stock Photo
Jars of austrian mautner markhof kren horseradish on shelves Royalty Free Stock Photo
Natureta kren delicato horseradish sauce jars on store shelf Royalty Free Stock Photo
Horseradish Royalty Free Stock Photo
Horseradish Royalty Free Stock Photo
`Idiom` by slovak artist Matej Kren in the Prague Municipal Library, Czech Republic
Idiom in the Municipal Library of Prague. Royalty Free Stock Photo
sausage with kren and a coloured egg Royalty Free Stock Photo
Horseradish sauce in small glass bowl isolated on white background Royalty Free Stock Photo
Horseradish on wooden board Royalty Free Stock Photo
Horseradish, Armoracia rusticana, in a meadow Royalty Free Stock Photo
BRATISLAVA, SLOVAKIA - SEPTEMBER 1, 2017. The instalation Passage made by Matej Kren at the City Gallery of Bratislava GMB in Mi Royalty Free Stock Photo
BRATISLAVA, SLOVAKIA - SEPTEMBER 1, 2017. The instalation Passage made by Matej Kren at the City Gallery of Bratislava GMB in Mi Royalty Free Stock Photo
`Idiom` by Slovakian born artist Matej Kren in the Prague Municipal Library, Czech Republic. Matej Kren’s ‘Idiom’ book tower originally appeared in Sao Paulo’s International Biennial in 1995. It consists of hundreds and hundreds of books stacked in a cylindrical pattern with the overlapping style of a Jenga game. A narrow tear-shaped opening creates a ten-foot hole in the side of the tower. The colorful spines of the various books create a rainbow pattern on the outside, while on the inside the well-worn, yellow-tinged pages of the books cast a warm glow.


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