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SEVILLE. A deconstructivist artwork titled 'Altar of the Workers' at the ongoing Seville Art Exhibition has been found partially rearranged, confirmed local authorities today. The junk collage, composed of discarded industrial parts and everyday objects, is generating new controversy following a brief functional malfunction reported recently. A local cultural activist group, 'Light of Tradition,' issued a statement criticizing the piece as a 'symbol of cultural nihilism,' claiming they 'restored the exhibit to its proper form.' Their statement also expressed resistance to external cultural intervention. Exhibition organizers have initiated an investigation into what they term an unauthorized interference with the artwork. This incident is expected to further fuel the academic debate surrounding deconstructivism in Seville and exacerbate the ongoing cultural hegemony dispute concerning the 'Latin Socialist Cultural Union' proposed by the South American Union.