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David 14/11/2019 

(micro-macro, pixel activation(as beings more than substance), ghost stories)

Focal Camera

- distance - physicality of measurement - what is the standard space for viewing something - metaphorical space as activated by the viewer and audience - is space visually standardised(?)

Item Girl

-how can you activate the pixel as flesh(?)- cellular images/pixels constantly repeated and what happens when they become part of a more wholistic narrative

GAN/Ghost narratives

- documentary - whether this could be an image - distorted narratives (Saskia Olde Wolbers)

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