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NYU MFA thesis exhibition

Mina System: Origins

80WSE, New YorkApril 2021

Mina System: Origins brought together the objects, images, videos, and interfaces developed around Mina Systems as a plural artistic identity. Installed across a gallery and an adjacent four-channel projection room, the thesis exhibition used physical and simulated spaces to document how a system can be experienced as one consciousness and many perspectives at once.

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Notes and credits

Technical / curatorial notes
Four videos were projected on four walls of an adjacent room. Because COVID restrictions limited physical access and made the projections difficult to document, the exhibition space was modeled in SketchUp, shared with 80WSE as .obj files, and presented through video, digital images, and an Annotated Index.
Credits
Presented by 80WSE as an NYU MFA thesis exhibition. Artwork, installation, performance, and 3D exhibition model: Mina Systems. Videography and editing: Omer Ben Zvi, NYU.
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