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Raupach, Anna

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Arts+Letters Press

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This article responds to the theme entanglement: the problem of time', by discussing how my art practice uses augmented reality to combine moving image and physical space to draw attention to the alternative time scales of natural objects relevant to deep time.

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art + reading: A journal of reading and making

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2099-12-31

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