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Night Trawler
In Night Trawler we drag the nets through the dark caverns of our sub-conscious, diving into the world of dreams, entering gateways and discovering (un)related found images. Our minds constantly jump from one thought to another with no apparent logic as we attempt to assemble and interpret these disparate pieces.
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In Night Trawler we drag the nets through the dark caverns of our sub-conscious, diving into the world of dreams, entering gateways and discovering (un)related found images. Our minds constantly jump from one thought to another with no apparent logic as we attempt to assemble and interpret these disparate pieces.
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