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Frank O. Gehry corrective lenses
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Frank O. Gehry corrective lenses

Oh, now I get it…

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Specific eyeglasses that ‘correct’ the perception of Frank O. Gehry's twisted buildings back into boring rectilinear shapes. A pair of glasses would need to be commissioned for a specific building from a specific static point of view.

Then these glasses could also be used to distort 'normal' buildings into random Gehry-esque compositions.

—	scootie, Dec 15 2009

Uncubist_20filter along the same lines [xenzag, Dec 15 2009]

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These would be great exactly everywhere *except* the one spot they were designed for.

—	oxen crossing, Dec 15 2009

true... but would make a great Guggenheim Bilbao souvenir..

—	scootie, Dec 15 2009

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