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The document discusses how a mobile art installation that travels to different locations can produce different results due to varying levels of user participation at each site, but employs the same basic tools. It suggests mapping installation locations to participant-generated results in order to create a recognizable system with unexpected outcomes.
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Hive NYC Project Learning Lab: Reel Works Presentation
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