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I W/Christine Abdelnour
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I0 W/Rodrigo Ambríz
05:08
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II W/Ramón Del Buey
03:52
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I00 W/Carmina Escobar
06:18
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I0I W/Don Malfon
06:28
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II0 W/Sarmen Almond
03:06
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III W/Angélica Castelló
06:32
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Arthur Henry Fork Mexico City, Mexico
Sound / TransMedia Artist, involved in processes that explore the relationship between sound, error, dissonance, improvisation, technology, and its application in experimental media and art.
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