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  • No. 7: Narcist’s CUP

    100 cups, Event

    06 Warm CUP A cup in your hands, a plug in your ear and a top on your laps – »cocooning« is a common social behaviour, e. g. in the commuter trains. To immerse yourself even more into your own ego – this CUP idea can help you.

    *Part of the exhibition “100 CUPS” showing 100 transformed paper cups.

    Posted August 19, 2008 by Marco Siebertz

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