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in the one hundred and sixty-third episode of ventriloquy, i draw your attention to the talent of Argos Hawks, who has crafted a finely-scripted and -sculpted kinetic artwork based on Rolling Ball Machines.
is it Art, or is it Science?
i invite you to decide for yourself in this 2.7 MB download :-)
(this episode was recorded on my iPhone, using iProRecorder, from Bias Inc)
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