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Portrait of the Artist in Digital Decay
Portrait of the Artist in Digital Decay
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Self Portrait taken in the East Village, January 2019. Stereoscopic Effect created with Facebook 3D photo, "painted" with neural imaging, then digitally pixelsorted. Single Edition Hi Res GIF Token by Sarah Zucker.
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End actual: 09 June 2021
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