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Television Figures

by Jennifer Juniper Stratford.

JJ Stratford, (Still from) Television Figures #2, 2023. Courtesy of the artist

JJ Stratford, (Still from) Television Figures #2, 2023. Courtesy of the artist

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Mediums: Analog process, Analog video, Video

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Beck video weaver, Direct video synthesizer, Fairlight cvi

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