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The document discusses an art project exploring the space inside and outside a microwave using strobe lights and colored acrylic sheets. The project aims to examine the user experience of a microwave through video recordings made inside and outside the appliance with various lighting effects created using strobe lights covered with orange cellophane and aluminum foil on the walls.
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