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English: Strange Sequences (phingbodhipakkiya_amanda_04.jpg)

Completed: September 2019, as part of solo show ‘Connective Tissue’ Dimensions: Five 6" x 11” units Materials: wood, acetate, paper, vinyl, raspberry pis, wiring, thermal printers Using headlines ripped from the near future, viewers are given a difficult bioethical scenario via the push of a button and asked to make a tough choice by voting via 4 vessels. Collectively, a living infographic forms around how comfortable the audience is with

biotechnology. The piece asks questions such as: What if we can grow fuel in our guts?
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Source https://www1.nyc.gov/site/dcla/about/pressrelease/PR-2020-08-27-Artist-Residence.page
Author Amanda Phingbodhipakkiya

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Strange Sequences by Amanda Phingbodhipakkiya, 2019

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