supercali-live:sixpenceee: Haunting 3D Projections onto trees by Clement Briend. He says, “I always wanted to photograph the world without it being too faithful to what it is. I always imagined devices that can transform and intervene with the light
supercali-live:sixpenceee: Haunting 3D Projections onto trees by Clement Briend. He says, “I always wanted to photograph the world without it being too faithful to what it is. I always imagined devices that can transform and intervene with the light
supercali-live:sixpenceee: Haunting 3D Projections onto trees by Clement Briend. He says, “I always wanted to photograph the world without it being too faithful to what it is. I always imagined devices that can transform and intervene with the light
supercali-live:sixpenceee: Haunting 3D Projections onto trees by Clement Briend. He says, “I always wanted to photograph the world without it being too faithful to what it is. I always imagined devices that can transform and intervene with the light
supercali-live:sixpenceee: Haunting 3D Projections onto trees by Clement Briend. He says, “I always wanted to photograph the world without it being too faithful to what it is. I always imagined devices that can transform and intervene with the light
supercali-live:sixpenceee: Haunting 3D Projections onto trees by Clement Briend. He says, “I always wanted to photograph the world without it being too faithful to what it is. I always imagined devices that can transform and intervene with the light
supercali-live:sixpenceee: Haunting 3D Projections onto trees by Clement Briend. He says, “I always wanted to photograph the world without it being too faithful to what it is. I always imagined devices that can transform and intervene with the light
supercali-live:sixpenceee: Haunting 3D Projections onto trees by Clement Briend. He says, “I always wanted to photograph the world without it being too faithful to what it is. I always imagined devices that can transform and intervene with the light
supercali-live:sixpenceee: Haunting 3D Projections onto trees by Clement Briend. He says, “I always wanted to photograph the world without it being too faithful to what it is. I always imagined devices that can transform and intervene with the light
