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Communication
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Darcie Medlyn
https://www.d-art-stipples.com/
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Communication
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This piece is an investigation into the interesting intersection between connection and disconnection in contemporary society where communication is so technologically advanced and depended upon. This is explored by re-creating the tin-can telephone as the artist would as a kid, communication in its most basic form.
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