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More Kiel Outcomes
Ines Lindner, myself and the students at the Muthesius Kunsthochschule were very impressed by the animation we all made together, with the week’s collected traces and Peter Vasil’s openFrameworks animation he wrote for us. Here’s a quick video hacked together. … Continue reading
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