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An interactive reconstruction of Alexander Rodchenko’s Workers’ Club, originally exhibited at the 1925 World Expo in Paris.
The virtual copy of the constructivist installation is accompanied by posters, photographs, and breezy texts tracing the historical context of workers’ clubs in the Soviet Union, as well as personal musings about the role of the artist in a time of revolution.
The game functions as a walking simulator or interactive art exhibit, and players can look at individual works to find out more.
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