but would it then still be an art work by shantanu lead restoring his machines has proved more complicated than the swiss artist would have imagined if you say it's all very simple the motors are always the same the fastenings are all standard ones and easily replaced it's no problem. following it's restoration metal harmony to was delivered to the museum tangly in vassal switzerland where the work is on permanent loan tank lease long time assistant use of imhoff stopped by to see the machine being set up he helped to construct the artist's sound mixing machine. came off knew all about tankless idiosyncracies should have never. mind where my work is made from garbage and it's garbage to me it's behind me and doesn't concern me anymore. i think he just said that to provoke people in the world. that would tank lee approve of his machine getting a facelift because he'd be most pleased absolutely music to the restoration team's ears and all she. tanky enthusiasm around the world it's. definitely an acquired taste shall we say that music now i do know max we wonder what images come to mind when

or broadcasting live direct from our studios in moscow this is our team international and shantanu squad have you with us russia and germany's top diplomats have condemned washington's decision to walk away from a key cold war era missile treaty following a meeting in moscow they stated the move undermines the global stability. after the us leaves the i.n.f. treaty the whole system of arms control and the stability of the nuclear nonproliferation treaty will be under threat. we're really interested in saving the i.n.f. treaty and russia can assist us in that but the i.n.f. treaty as it is now is not enough we need to expand it because there are plenty of new autonomous weapon systems including those in cyberspace and they should be regulated not only the u.s. and russia should be included in the treaty to other states as well like china. the us has said it will withdraw from the i.n.f. treaty agreement with russia at the beginning of next month moscow says it's invited us inspectors to examine the missiles which washington claims violate the treaty but to no avail the i.n.f. treaty was s