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Veil Of Time
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Resynthesis
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Stacked Moments
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Max Cooper London, UK
Few have been so successful in interrogating and furthering the intersection
between electronic music, visual art,
technology and science in the past ten years as Max Cooper.
Working with close collaborators and large-scale institutions in tandem, Cooper has developed a mixed-media approach to creation.
For more information, follow here:
maxcooper.net
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