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October 2nd, 2010
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Tootie Yin-Yang from Derek Larson on Vimeo.


Part I of Closed System Media, an ongoing series of videos addressing sculptural space in video and online media with the intention of closing the work in a culturally specific feedback-loop.

Young Ones 01:30 – Derek Larson 2010
Commissioned by the Tethervision Video Collective, Nottingham UK
Part IV of Closed System Media

Danny Tanner 01:14 – Derek Larson 2010
Part III of Closed System Media



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