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Phykos
"Phykos" is part of a series of films that explore color and shape in motion from organic elements, focusing on the gaze at minimal fragments of the landscape. This film is crafted using algae, natural dyes, watercolor, and acrylic on 16mm film.
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"Phykos" is part of a series of films that explore color and shape in motion from organic elements, focusing on the gaze at minimal fragments of the landscape. This film is crafted using algae, natural dyes, watercolor, and acrylic on 16mm film.
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