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Bath - 3D model animated with video
By Marina Alexeeva
Located in New York, NY
Video multi media- Live Boxes- Mixed Media, Video Miniature Sculpture 16 ½” x 18” x 15 ¾”, 4’27” loop, 2014
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21st Century and Contemporary Contemporary Marina Alexeeva Art

Materials

Mixed Media, Video

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