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with bloomberg media. with me in the studio is celia hatton, the bbc s asia pacific editor. welcome it is lovely to see you again. will discussed last week and, it is onlyjust been confirmed as a variant of concern. first identified first identified by identified doctors in south africa, first identified by doctors in south africa, president ramaphosa told his countrymen that in one province new cases had risen from 500 per day to 1600. he, like the leaders across the globe has to announce restrictions latest on friday evening came from ireland with nightclubs not being closed and people being restricted in the number of families that are in the number of families that are in their households a one time. how would you characterise the global response to this latest, only believe latest variant of covid i9? everyone is panicking and the market has tanked and i was a sign of the real panic. the reality is we have very little real walk data to cause this panic. yes, there are re
very big installations. and for many of your viewers, it s something unusual, something they ve never seen before. do you find it useful, or even easy, to explain your art? not really. but sometimes, i get help from others to try to understand what i m trying to do and many times, i get the help of the spiders and their webs as much as thinking that many, you know, cosmologists you know, cosmologists are always trying to think about the origin of the universe or they find analogies in the three dimensional spider web of how the universe had formed right after the big bang. and that was one of the entry points. i mean, there s many things that i don t know. usually, i ask the spiders and their webs. oh, my goodness, so i have asked you about your art and you ve immediately decided to tell me about the spiders, so we have to get immediately to the spiders. we ll get there, yes! why are spiders so important to you? well, i was always fascinated about their webs, and that was kin
tomas saraceno, welcome to hardtalk. welcome. thank you for inviting me. it s a great pleasure to have you here, tomas. now, your art involves big ideas and, sometimes, very big installations. and for many of your viewers, it s something unusual, something they ve never seen before. do you find it useful, or even easy, to explain your art? not really. but sometimes, i get help from others to try to understand what i m trying to do and many times, i get the help of the spiders and their webs as much as thinking that many, you know, cosmologists are always trying to think about the origin of the universe or they find analogies in the three dimensional spider web of how the universe had formed right after the big bang. and that was one of the entry points. i mean, there s many things that i don t know. usually, i ask the spiders and their webs. oh, my goodness, so i have asked you about your art and you ve immediately decided to tell me about the spiders, so we have to get immed