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Christian Sinibaldi

Venice Biennale 2009: A photographer's view

Venice Biennale 2009: Venice Biennale 2009 — Tomás Saraceno's installation at the Italian pavilion Photograph: Christian Sinibaldi

Venice Biennale 2009: Venice Biennale 2009 — From the Feet to the Brain, by Jan Fabre Photograph: Christian Sinibaldi

Venice Biennale 2009: Venice Biennale 2009 — Unconditioned Love, by Catalan artist Jaume Plensa Photograph: Christian Sinibaldi

Venice Biennale 2009: Venice Biennale 2009 — Jan Fabre's In the Trenches of the Brain as an Artist-Lilliputian Photograph: Christian Sinibaldi

Venice Biennale 2009: Venice Biennale 2009 — At the UAE pavilion: Four Probabilities, by Ebtisam Abdul Aziz Photograph: Christian Sinibaldi

Venice Biennale 2009: Venice Biennale 2009 — British artist Liam Gillick's installation at the German pavilion Photograph: Christian Sinibaldi

Venice Biennale 2009: Venice Biennale 2009 — Shanghai 2, by Belgium-based artist Jota Castro Photograph: Christian Sinibaldi

Venice Biennale 2009: Venice Biennale 2009 — Spectators at the Abu Dhabi culture and heritage exhibition, the ADACH Platform Photograph: Christian Sinibaldi

Venice Biennale 2009: Venice Biennale 2009 — Venice Invaded by a Fleet of Flying Zeppelins, by Mexican artist Héctor Zamora Photograph: Christian Sinibaldi

Venice Biennale 2009: Venice Biennale 2009 — Qiu Zhijie's Domino: The Small Knowing Down the Big Photograph: Christian Sinibaldi

Venice Biennale 2009: Venice Biennale 2009 — Threshold, Ivan Navarro's installation at the Chile pavilion Photograph: Christian Sinibaldi

Venice Biennale 2009: Venice Biennale 2009 — Le Grand Soir, by French artist Claude Lévêque Photograph: Christian Sinibaldi

Venice Biennale 2009: Venice Biennale 2009 — Elmgreen and Dragset's Death of a Collector, at the Danish and Nordic pavilions Photograph: Christian Sinibaldi

Venice Biennale 2009: Venice Biennale 2009 — Interior of the Danish and Nordic pavilions Photograph: Christian Sinibaldi

Venice Biennale 2009: Venice Biennale 2009 — Bar, by German artist Tobias Rehberger Photograph: Christian Sinibaldi

Venice Biennale 2009: Venice Biennale 2009 — The Feast of Trimalchio, a high-definition video installation by AES+F Photograph: Christian Sinibaldi

Venice Biennale 2009: Venice Biennale 2009 — Bruce Nauman's Fifteen Pairs of Hands at the US pavilion Photograph: Christian Sinibaldi

Venice Biennale 2009: Venice Biennale 2009 — Black Holes, at the Russian pavilion. By Anatoly Shuravlev Photograph: Christian Sinibaldi

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