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09 November 2004 by nathaniel

the drift   between (yes, that space is meant to be there)

wits digital arts the drift between

Sue, Richard and Nick – three of the Digital Arts MA students, from left – pretend to be working on their final exhibition (February, 2005), between actually working on it, and lunch.
It’s, no doubt, going to be a great show. The piece we’re looking at is a prototype for an installation that will use the sweat from participants’ palms in order to trigger waves in a beautiful, multiply displayed, tank of water.

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