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the Canon Cat // processing advanced work

04Sep
by Lori Emerson

Below is an essay Finn Brunton and I wrote for the latest/last issue of VLAK: Contemporary Poetics & the Arts. Many thanks to Louis Armand for publishing this piece.

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