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The document discusses the artist's "Teh/YC Project", an interactive audiovisual installation that combines elements from Tehran and New York City to create an emergent generative experience for the viewer. The installation will take visual and audio inputs from both cities and morph them together based on programmed algorithms and the viewer's position, allowing the ratio of elements from each city to change. The artist aims to explore the notion of transition through this combination of imagery and sound without having direct authorial control, instead leaving the work to emerge on its own through the programmed systems.
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