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Artist Puts Flossing in a New Light

Adam Bock’s interactive artwork FLOSS uses changing light conditions to transform a familiar oral hygiene routine into a visual experience.

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  • Fred W. Michmershuizen

  • September 24, 2026

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Clinical Scorecard: Artist Puts Flossing in a New Light

At a Glance

CategoryDetail
ConditionOral Hygiene
Key MechanismsArtistic representation of flossing as a personal routine.
Target PopulationGeneral public and art enthusiasts.
Care SettingPublic art exhibition.

Key Highlights

  • Artist Adam Bock presents FLOSS at ArtPrize 2026.
  • The artwork explores flossing from a new perspective.
  • FLOSS changes appearance under different lighting conditions.
  • Interactive component allows viewers to engage with the artwork.
  • ArtPrize is an annual international art competition.

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            Artist Puts Flossing in a New Light

            • by Fred W. Michmershuizen

            • September 24, 2026

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