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July 01 2019
Twin Logics: The Concurrence of Non-autonomous Identity
Lara Davis
Lara Davis
Lara Davis is currently an M.Arch candidate at MIT, where her work has focused on intersections of biological and architectural morphology. She received a BFA in installation art and critical theory from Alfred University, School of Art & Design and established the interdisciplinary firm Limaçon Design.
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Lara Davis
Lara Davis is currently an M.Arch candidate at MIT, where her work has focused on intersections of biological and architectural morphology. She received a BFA in installation art and critical theory from Alfred University, School of Art & Design and established the interdisciplinary firm Limaçon Design.
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Thresholds (2009) (35): 80–83.
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Lara Davis; Twin Logics: The Concurrence of Non-autonomous Identity. Thresholds 2009; (35): 80–83. doi: https://doi.org/10.1162/thld_a_00215
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