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An experimental film exploring the digital infinity and degradation. Upon release, the film looped and streamed constantly for one year between April 2021 and 2022. With each day of play-through the film restarted at a lower bitrate and left the best available quality behind until it was finally destroyed.
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An experimental film exploring the digital infinity and degradation. Upon release, the film looped and streamed constantly for one year between April 2021 and 2022. With each day of play-through the film restarted at a lower bitrate and left the best available quality behind until it was finally destroyed.
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