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Emil Dam Seidel & Dorotea Saykaly, Telos I. Courtesy of the artist and The Lumen Prize

Emil Dam Seidel & Dorotea Saykaly, Telos I. Courtesy of the artist and The Lumen Prize

·© the artist and The Lumen Prize

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Telos I

Profile (past & present)

Mediums: Dance, Film, Installation, Mixed reality
Exhibitions: Compétition Immersive, Lumen Prize

Coverage · 1 article

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