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      Imre Kepes on August 16, 2010

      This is a really exciting project. Definitely touching on one of the emerging issues of our time. I love the use of mediums and the juxtaposition of hard nose, practical construction material (sheetrock) with the more etherial and sometimes mystical element of the digital world. Are we all really just pixels? Whats next - what is beyond? Very cool project. Good luck.

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Funding for this project was canceled by the project creator on September 6, 2010.

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For 10. you will receive a virtual HI-5, along with a high quality large format JPEG image of the installation

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For $25 you will receive a 12"x36" high quality color, archival print of the completed installation. This is an additioned series and each print is signed and numbered.

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For $75, you will receive one signed catalog. The catalog will be in full color with an introduction by the curator Corinne Erni, examples of my past work, an essay by Norman Ballard, an artist description and extensive documentation of the installation including detailed close ups, and a four-page, fold-out spread of the entire piece. A personal note written in the catalog can be included.

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I am a New/Mixed Media Sculptor based in New York, who blends formal sculpture with digital technology.

My overall work deals with the relationships we have through and with the Internet examining atoms and bits, who's shared characteristics facilitate a symbiotic relationship between people and computers. I have exhibited throughout in N. America and in Europe.

At 22, I began teaching sculpture at Brown University, moving to Lesley University in 1999. I now teach in Second Life, the on-line world, for SUNY Buffalo and lecture at Pratt and the School of Visual Art, New York City and through out the Northeast.

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