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Hearing Squares
Exploring a rare neurological condition in which people experience disorienting and often uncomfortable sensory distortions of time and space, Hearing Squares is an attempt at visualizing the indescribable, using experiments with film grain, warped audio and nebulous AI-generated backdrops.
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Exploring a rare neurological condition in which people experience disorienting and often uncomfortable sensory distortions of time and space, Hearing Squares is an attempt at visualizing the indescribable, using experiments with film grain, warped audio and nebulous AI-generated backdrops.
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