your mother was a gallery astin your father an architect so you may have inherited your talent for strong visuals from the one side but space has also always played a key role in your work it's very central. what do you look for in a space could you imagine staging a production for example at the building site of berlin's new international airport through coffin solution. your outpost and why. all spiled author and yes building sites are certainly intriguing spaces and we've often rehearsed building sites it is the jewish museum had only just been completed it was still empty when the collection hadn't yet been installed and the boys had usually we perform at that intermediary moment before the space assumes the function it was designed for so before the exhibit moves then spun off by this get exciting because it's really a moment that breathes life into a space it's a real integration. by that i came really clear to me with our work for berlin as noiselessly on. how to off the space have this incredible energy that had been abandoned for so long and then undergone 12 years of reconstruct

have been imminent that was something the judges had clearly took very seriously and that's why john astin july his c. have been given seven. and six years respectively in this case. not a must be reporting for us there. when i protests in hong kong have been lighting up the sky is more more demonstrators are arming themselves with lasers. even holding a light show on the harbor in support of one from. the story. the day after beijing warns them notes to play with fire demonstrators in hong kong played with lasers instead flecks of lights danced brightly on the facade of the city's space museum as crowd showed that support for one university student in particular he was found in possession of ten laser guns which had been repeatedly used by protestors to damage please cameras and sabotage surveillance efforts he was ararrested during scuffles on tuesday. a l large groupup of prototesters surrounded some say polilice station askingg for the release of a person arrested for possession of offeivive weapons. the gathering soon descent to a violent incident. since the pro democracy ronnie's beg

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