credits

I would like to thank Michael Crampton for producing the video, and both Michael and Ryan Gibson for their invaluable advice on the aesthetic and philosophical content of the piece. In addition they helped with set-up for the presentation. Thanks also to Samantha Krukowski for the use of her sewing machine -- and to Ana Boa-Ventura and Samantha for input and support throughout the semester.

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