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The Experiment
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Run With The Wolves
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The Time Machine
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Wookey Hole Caves
02:40
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The Innocents
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The Look
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The Garden
06:26
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Lost Boy
03:03
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The Fluxus Experiment UK
Taking inspiration from the “art in the now” movement that emphasized the artistic process over the finished product, this
project formed out of using control voltages and digital algorithms to explore the meaning of “music” and to experiment with sound.
An expression of itself and in itself.
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