Electronic Mandala
Fifteen Mandalas, built through a natural connection between the operator and the computer using simple standard presets, are in fact tested around the hierarchies of perception, a sort of a backward journey towards the origin of thought, following the rhythm of thought within its place. natural: man.
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Fifteen Mandalas, built through a natural connection between the operator and the computer using simple standard presets, are in fact tested around the hierarchies of perception, a sort of a backward journey towards the origin of thought, following the rhythm of thought within its place. natural: man.
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