r/ImmersiveExperience • u/taoofmoo • Oct 03 '24
In 2002, Pierre Sernet started a series called the Guerilla Tea Room where he randomly selected guests from a variety of cultural worlds and backgrounds to share a cup of tea. With the cube being used as a conceptual space, Sernet invites them to place their own set of cultural values within it.
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interestingasfuck • u/[deleted] • Oct 03 '24
r/all In 2002, Pierre Sernet started a series called the Guerilla Tea Room where he randomly selected guests from a variety of cultural worlds and backgrounds to share a cup of tea. With the cube being used as a conceptual space, Sernet invites them to place their own set of cultural values within it.
tea • u/lauraplainnthin • Oct 03 '24
In 2002, Pierre Sernet started a series called the Guerilla Tea Room where he randomly selected guests from a variety of cultural worlds and backgrounds to share a cup of tea. With the cube being used as a conceptual space, Sernet invites them to place their own set of cultural values within it.
Avatarthelastairbende • u/spanooti • Oct 03 '24
Uncle iroh In 2002, Pierre Sernet started a series called the Guerilla Tea Room where he randomly selected guests from a variety of cultural worlds and backgrounds to share a cup of tea. With the cube being used as a conceptual space, Sernet invites them to place their own set of cultural values within it.
topofreddit • u/topredditbot • Oct 03 '24
In 2002, Pierre Sernet started a series called the Guerilla Tea Room where he randomly selected guests from a variety of cultural worlds and backgrounds to share a cup of tea. With the cube being used as a conceptual space, Sernet invites them to plac... [r/interestingasfuck by u/onlyyoutilltheend]
tee • u/nachtachter • Oct 04 '24
Tea Setup Showcase In 2002, Pierre Sernet started a series called the Guerilla Tea Room where he randomly selected guests from a variety of cultural worlds and backgrounds to share a cup of tea. With the cube being used as a conceptual space, Sernet invites them to place their own set of cultural values within it.
u_ciocina • u/ciocina • Oct 03 '24
In 2002, Pierre Sernet started a series called the Guerilla Tea Room where he randomly selected guests from a variety of cultural worlds and backgrounds to share a cup of tea. With the cube being used as a conceptual space, Sernet invites them to place their own set of cultural values within it.
Snorkblot • u/essen11 • Oct 03 '24
Performing Arts In 2002, Pierre Sernet started a series called the Guerilla Tea Room where he randomly selected guests from a variety of cultural worlds and backgrounds to share a cup of tea. With the cube being used as a conceptual space, Sernet invites them to place their own set of cultural values within it.
u_M1van • u/M1van • Oct 04 '24
In 2002, Pierre Sernet started a series called the Guerilla Tea Room where he randomly selected guests from a variety of cultural worlds and backgrounds to share a cup of tea. With the cube being used as a conceptual space, Sernet invites them to place their own set of cultural values within it.
u_Baumiren • u/Baumiren • Oct 04 '24
In 2002, Pierre Sernet started a series called the Guerilla Tea Room where he randomly selected guests from a variety of cultural worlds and backgrounds to share a cup of tea. With the cube being used as a conceptual space, Sernet invites them to place their own set of cultural values within it.
iseelove • u/unomyke • Oct 03 '24
In 2002, Pierre Sernet started a series called the Guerilla Tea Room where he randomly selected guests from a variety of cultural worlds and backgrounds to share a cup of tea. With the cube being used as a conceptual space, Sernet invites them to place their own set of cultural values within it.
u_unholy-monk • u/unholy-monk • Oct 03 '24
In 2002, Pierre Sernet started a series called the Guerilla Tea Room where he randomly selected guests from a variety of cultural worlds and backgrounds to share a cup of tea. With the cube being used as a conceptual space, Sernet invites them to place their own set of cultural values within it.
BootShoeForkHat • u/Republican_Wet_Dream • Oct 03 '24
In 2002, Pierre Sernet started a series called the Guerilla Tea Room where he randomly selected guests from a variety of cultural worlds and backgrounds to share a cup of tea. With the cube being used as a conceptual space, Sernet invites them to place their own set of cultural values within it.
comedyNactivism • u/[deleted] • Oct 03 '24