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一个扭曲的纠缠的树枝似乎从巴黎和# 039梁有机生长；东京宫博物馆在这个装置由巴西艺术家恩里克奥利维拉（+幻灯片）。 photograph by André Morin 通过与é莫林的照片 Designed by Henrique Oliveira to look like an impossibly tangled Gordian Knot, the Baitogogo sculpture is installed within an exhibition space at Palais de Tokyo as a mass of tree-like plywood branches. 由恩里克奥利维拉设计看起来像一个不可思议的纠结难解的结，其baitogogo雕塑是安装在一个展览空间在东京宫是一块胶合板分支树。 photograph by André Morin 通过与é莫林的照片 "Creating a spectacular and invasive Gordian Knot, Henrique Oliveira plays with Palais de Tokyo’s architecture, allowing a work that combines the vegetal and the organic," said the exhibition curators. "；创造一个壮观的入侵快刀斩乱麻，恩里克奥利维拉在东京宫的架构，允许工作相结合的植物和有机，"；说策展人。 An existing grid of columns and beams appears to morph into the twisted branches. "Through a form of architectural anthropomorphism, Henrique Oliveira reveals the structure of the building," added the curators. 柱和梁现有的网格似乎变身成弯曲的树枝。"；通过一种建筑拟人论，恩里克奥利维拉揭示了建筑的结构，"；添加策展人。 The large installation was created from reclaimed tapumes - a plywood material traditionally used in Brazilian towns to construct the hoardings around construction sites. Oliveria collects the discarded tapumes from the streets of São Paulo, where he both lives and works. 大的安装是由再生tapumes -传统上使用在巴西的城镇建设牌建筑工地周围胶合板材料。Oliveira收集从ã圣保罗的街道tapumes丢弃，他在那里生活和工作。 The veneer-like strips were bent into shape and nailed together to form the installation's branches. Further wooden veneers were fixed to the structure to give it a bark-like texture and appearance. 饰条弯曲成形状和钉在一起形成的安装和#分支的039。进一步的木质单板固定到结构，给它一个像树皮的质地和外观。
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