01 January 2001 3 mins
Kaleidoscopics brings together pornographic stills from the internet and bubbles at the edge of running water, putting both through the same digital processes. Eyes, faces and limbs surface and sink again in sequences of coloured tessellations, lead by a music soundtrack that overlays breathy sound with formal patterning.
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United Kingdom 01 January 2001
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06 June 2001
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01 October 2001
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23 March 2001
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26 January 2001
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07 December 2001
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19 August 2001
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17 November 2001
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