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May 01 2019
Graphic Score for Diastrofismos (2019)
Nicole L'Huillier
Nicole L'Huillier
NICOLE L'HUILLIER is a transdisciplinary artist from Santiago, Chile. She works at the intersection of art, science, music, architecture, and technology in order to explore sound as a construction material of spaces, identity, and agency. She is currently based in Boston as a PhD student and researcher at the MIT Media Lab, Opera of the Future.
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Nicole L'Huillier
NICOLE L'HUILLIER is a transdisciplinary artist from Santiago, Chile. She works at the intersection of art, science, music, architecture, and technology in order to explore sound as a construction material of spaces, identity, and agency. She is currently based in Boston as a PhD student and researcher at the MIT Media Lab, Opera of the Future.
Online ISSN: 2572-7338
Print ISSN: 1091-711X
© 2019 Nicole L'Huillier
2019
Nicole L'Huillier
Thresholds (2019) (47): 145–147.
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Nicole L'Huillier; Graphic Score for Diastrofismos (2019). Thresholds 2019; (47): 145–147. doi: https://doi.org/10.1162/thld_a_00677
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