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Lars Nilsson, nasceu em 1956 (Estocolmo, Suécia).
Esta é uma série de oito esculturas, que opera num universo estético de leitura mais direta.
“Nas obras que compõem Ghosts não há o recurso a conceitos, ‘apenas’ o mundo físico das coisas e das pessoas e o mundo físico da arte”, escreve Teixeira Coelho.