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So this time last week, my friend @Jdsears released this in depth thread about my practice and a piece of work I’ve been building for the last 6 months. The time he took out to do a deep dive into my practice like this, alongside sharing personal thoughts is so appreciated I just
I’m going to spend this week sharing the work of my friend @JakeAndrewArt - a British multidisciplinary artist + experimental musician whose practice is shaped by synaesthesia (sound arriving as colour, texture, form).
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