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The Last Outpouring — Thracian Rhyton
A 4th-century BCE Thracian rhyton reimagined as an object made from frozen red wine. Once, the vessel held wine. Here, the wine has become the vessel.
As it slowly melts from the original chest spout, ritual turns into disappearance—and a permanent museum object becomes fragile, temporary, and alive.
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