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Shifting Positions
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Foundation
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Sublimated
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Pulse
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Meadow's Systems
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Mocho Almada, Portugal
In ornithology they call him bird of prey of nocturnal habits, a creature that never sleeps, self-taught in musical and visual exploration. Developed an identity through the creation of audiovisual environments that combine mathematical and minimal sound frequencies with complex and exploratory images. Mocho is a rare sight that interacts with its prey, creating unexpected sensory experiences ... more
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