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Audio Scavenger Hunt - Maria Hagan

2014-04-15T23:13:27Z

Maria: Created page with "Audio Scavenger Hunt in Ilm Park ---- <flashmp3 id="Audio Scavenger Hunt">Audio_Scavenger_Hunt.mp3|parameter=value|...</flashmp3>"

Audio Scavenger Hunt in Ilm Park

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File:Audio Scavenger Hunt.mp3

2014-04-15T23:00:47Z

Maria:

== Summary ==

== Copyright status: ==

== Licensing ==
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GMU:WalkPlay

2014-04-15T22:54:02Z

Maria: /* Final Projects */

==Walk/Play. Locative Arts and Games==

[[:Category:Fachmodul|Fachmodul]] 
''Lecturer:'' [http://thomashawranke.com/ Thomas Hawranke] and [[Lasse Scherffig]] 
''Credits:'' 4 [[ECTS]], 6 [[SWS]] 
''Date:'' February 10th-14th, 2014 
''Venue:'' [[Marienstraße 7b]], Room 204 
''First meeting:'' 10.02.2014, 11 a.m.

==Description==
The seminar discusses and puts to use technologies and artistic/playful practices of dealing with space.

Topics covered are psychogeography and mobile projectors, Raspberry Pi radio transmitters and postdramatic theater, cell phones, locative media and strollology.

==Evaluation==
Active participation, project.

==Audiowalks==
[[Matthias]]

[[Maria]]

[[/Philipp/]]

[[/Tobias und Phillip/]]

[[/Clemens & Michael/]]

==Final Projects==

[[OKM - Audiowalk - Philipp Herion]]

[[Öffentliches Profil - Facebook im öffentlichen Raum]]

[[Differenz und Wiederholung - Michael Fischer#1]]

[[self-surveillance - Michael Fischer#2]]
- klick [http://www.selfsurveillance.de hier]

[[Audio Scavenger Hunt - Maria Hagan]]

== Dokumentation-Audiowalk ==

<videoflash type=vimeo>90526987</videoflash>

[[Media:Dokumentationaudiowalk.ogg]]

[[Category:WS13]]
[[Category:Fachmodul]]
[[Category:Lasse Scherffig]]

Maria

2014-02-14T13:30:55Z

Maria: /* End Point */

== Maria's Audio Walk Version 1 ==

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===Start Point===

Latitude: 50.980430

Longitude: 11.333179

===End Point===

Latitude: 50.975810

Longitude: 11.336591

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Maria

2014-02-14T12:41:24Z

Maria: /* End Point */

== Maria's Audio Walk Version 1 ==

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===Start Point===

Latitude: 50.980430

Longitude: 11.333179

===End Point===

Latitude: 50.975810

Longitude: 11.336591

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Maria

2014-02-14T12:32:31Z

Maria: /* End Point */

== Maria's Audio Walk Version 1 ==

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===Start Point===

Latitude: 50.980430

Longitude: 11.333179

===End Point===

Latitude: 50.975810

Longitude: 11.336591

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Maria

2014-02-14T12:29:47Z

Maria: /* Maria's Audio Walk Version 1 */

== Maria's Audio Walk Version 1 ==

<flashmp3 id="Maria's Audio Walk">Walk-PlayMariaHagan.mp3|parameter=value|...</flashmp3>

----

===Start Point===

Latitude: 50.980430

Longitude: 11.333179

===End Point===

Latitude: 50.975810

Longitude: 11.336591

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Maria

2014-02-14T12:23:10Z

Maria: /* Maria's Audio Walk Version 1 */

== Maria's Audio Walk Version 1 ==

<flashmp3 id="Maria's Audio Walk">Walk-PlayMariaHagan.mp3|parameter=value|...</flashmp3>

'''Start Point'''

Latitude: 50.980430

Longitude: 11.333179

'''End Point'''

Latitude: 50.975810

Longitude: 11.336591

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50.980329, 11.333829;
50.975810, 11.336591;
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Maria

2014-02-14T12:15:46Z

Maria:

== Maria's Audio Walk Version 1 ==

<flashmp3 id="Maria's Audio Walk">Walk-PlayMariaHagan.mp3|parameter=value|...</flashmp3>

'''Start Point'''

Latitude: 50.980430

Longitude: 11.333179

'''End Point'''

Latitude: 50.975810

Longitude: 11.336591

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50.980430, 11.333179
| service=google
| types=physical,satellite,hybrid,earth
| zoom=17
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Maria

2014-02-14T11:11:04Z

Maria:

Maria's Audio Walk Version 1

<flashmp3 id="Maria's Audio Walk">Walk-PlayMariaHagan.mp3|parameter=value|...</flashmp3>

Maria

2014-02-13T11:31:28Z

Maria: Created page with "Maria's Audio Walk <flashmp3 id="Maria's Audio Walk">Walk-PlayMariaHagan.mp3|parameter=value|...</flashmp3>"

Maria's Audio Walk

<flashmp3 id="Maria's Audio Walk">Walk-PlayMariaHagan.mp3|parameter=value|...</flashmp3>

File:Walk-PlayMariaHagan.mp3

2014-02-13T11:20:55Z

Maria:

== Summary ==

== Copyright status: ==

== Licensing ==
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GMU:WalkPlay

2014-02-13T11:16:15Z

Maria: /* Audiowalk Projects */

==Walk/Play. Locative Arts and Games==

[[:Category:Fachmodul|Fachmodul]] 
''Lecturer:'' Thomas Hawranke and [[Lasse Scherffig]] 
''Credits:'' 4 [[ECTS]], 6 [[SWS]] 
''Date:'' February 10th-14th, 2014 
''Venue:'' [[Marienstraße 7b]], Room 204 
''First meeting:'' 10.02.2014, 11 a.m.

==Description==
The seminar discusses and puts to use technologies and artistic/playful practices of dealing with space.

Topics covered are psychogeography and mobile projectors, Raspberry Pi radio transmitters and postdramatic theater, cell phones, locative media and strollology.

==Audiowalk Projects==

Students audiowalk projects:

[[Maria]]

==Evaluation==
Active participation, project.

[[Category:Fachmodul]]
[[Category:WS13]]

GMU:DIY-Microscopy/Maria

2013-04-04T22:42:43Z

Maria: /* Design */

== Deconstruction ==

[[File:DeconstructedMicroscope.jpg|250px]]

The outer components of the webcam. I have removed the lens but will reattach it later. The plastic casing proved somewhat hard to remove. The plastic is tough and had to be removed with the help of pliers.

[[File:MicroscopeCircuitboard.jpg|250px]]

This is the circuit board of the webcam. Three of the wires on the back side of the board became detached so I soldered them back onto the board. I have kept the button for capturing still images on the webcam for now, but may remove it later.

== Failed Idea ==

[[File:Attempt1.jpg|250px]]

My first idea was to also create the plastic housing for my microscope out of a plastic container. However, this failed because the plastic was too brittle and would crack when I attempted to cut it. Using a thicker plastic container also failed as the plastic proved too hard to cut with a craft knife, and splintered, causing injury to my fingers while I was attempting it. Perspex is much less brittle and will be a much better material with which to house my microscope.

== Design ==

[[File:DIYmicroscopy.jpg|250px]]

I have decided to keep my microscope design fairly simple as I have no experience in creating such an object. My design will be made of perspex cut with the use of the laser cutter, but I will also create a .stl file for the 3D printer.

[[Media:Maria.pdf]]

This is the pdf version of the design for the laser cutter.

[https://dl.dropbox.com/u/38116239/maria.ai]
This is the link to the .ai file for the laser cutter.

[[File:Microscope_Tutorial.pdf]]

A tutorial of how to build my microscope.

== Model ==

[[File:Model.jpg|250px]]

I also created a rough cardboard model of how my microscope will look. I found this extremely helpful as now I can work out what size to make my microscope housing and how it will all fit together. I think my design will be somewhat successful due to its simplicity- it has no moving parts that are liable to break during its usage.

== Almost Complete ==

[[File:Microscope1.jpg|250px]]

[[File:Microscope2.jpg|250px]]

My perspex microscope housing is almost complete. I assembled it using superglue as hot glue would not hold the pieces together. All it needs now are the bolts glued in place on the movable shelf- this is where the specimens will sit under the lens of the camera.

== Images ==

My microscope still needs some adjustments but I was able to create some images using it.

<gallery>
File:Dust1.jpg‎|Household dust
File:Dust2.jpg|Household dust
File:Dust3.jpg|A hair almost invisible to the naked eye
</gallery>

<gallery>
File:Thread1.jpg|A piece of thread
File:Thread2.jpg‎|Thread
</gallery>

<gallery>
File:SugarGrain.jpg|Some grains of sugar
File:SugarGrains2.jpg|Some grains of sugar
File:SugarGrains3.jpg|Some grains of sugar
File:SugarGrains4.jpg|Some grains of sugar
</gallery>

<gallery>
File:MouthTissue1.jpg|Some tissue from inside my mouth
File:MouthTissue3.jpg|Mouth tissue and saliva
File:MouthTissue4.jpg|Mouth tissue and saliva
File:MouthTissue5.jpg|Mouth tissue and saliva
File:MouthTissue6.jpg|Mouth tissue and saliva
</gallery>

== Final Work ==

<videoflash type=vimeo>63353651|437|236</videoflash>

File:Microscope Tutorial.pdf

2013-04-04T22:39:56Z

Maria:

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GMU:DIY-Microscopy/Maria

2013-04-04T22:15:47Z

Maria: /* Design */

== Deconstruction ==

[[File:DeconstructedMicroscope.jpg|250px]]

The outer components of the webcam. I have removed the lens but will reattach it later. The plastic casing proved somewhat hard to remove. The plastic is tough and had to be removed with the help of pliers.

[[File:MicroscopeCircuitboard.jpg|250px]]

This is the circuit board of the webcam. Three of the wires on the back side of the board became detached so I soldered them back onto the board. I have kept the button for capturing still images on the webcam for now, but may remove it later.

== Failed Idea ==

[[File:Attempt1.jpg|250px]]

My first idea was to also create the plastic housing for my microscope out of a plastic container. However, this failed because the plastic was too brittle and would crack when I attempted to cut it. Using a thicker plastic container also failed as the plastic proved too hard to cut with a craft knife, and splintered, causing injury to my fingers while I was attempting it. Perspex is much less brittle and will be a much better material with which to house my microscope.

== Design ==

[[File:DIYmicroscopy.jpg|250px]]

I have decided to keep my microscope design fairly simple as I have no experience in creating such an object. My design will be made of perspex cut with the use of the laser cutter, but I will also create a .stl file for the 3D printer.

[[Media:Maria.pdf]]

This is the pdf version of the design for the laser cutter.

[https://dl.dropbox.com/u/38116239/maria.ai]
This is the link to the .ai file for the laser cutter.

== Model ==

[[File:Model.jpg|250px]]

I also created a rough cardboard model of how my microscope will look. I found this extremely helpful as now I can work out what size to make my microscope housing and how it will all fit together. I think my design will be somewhat successful due to its simplicity- it has no moving parts that are liable to break during its usage.

== Almost Complete ==

[[File:Microscope1.jpg|250px]]

[[File:Microscope2.jpg|250px]]

My perspex microscope housing is almost complete. I assembled it using superglue as hot glue would not hold the pieces together. All it needs now are the bolts glued in place on the movable shelf- this is where the specimens will sit under the lens of the camera.

== Images ==

My microscope still needs some adjustments but I was able to create some images using it.

<gallery>
File:Dust1.jpg‎|Household dust
File:Dust2.jpg|Household dust
File:Dust3.jpg|A hair almost invisible to the naked eye
</gallery>

<gallery>
File:Thread1.jpg|A piece of thread
File:Thread2.jpg‎|Thread
</gallery>

<gallery>
File:SugarGrain.jpg|Some grains of sugar
File:SugarGrains2.jpg|Some grains of sugar
File:SugarGrains3.jpg|Some grains of sugar
File:SugarGrains4.jpg|Some grains of sugar
</gallery>

<gallery>
File:MouthTissue1.jpg|Some tissue from inside my mouth
File:MouthTissue3.jpg|Mouth tissue and saliva
File:MouthTissue4.jpg|Mouth tissue and saliva
File:MouthTissue5.jpg|Mouth tissue and saliva
File:MouthTissue6.jpg|Mouth tissue and saliva
</gallery>

== Final Work ==

<videoflash type=vimeo>63353651|437|236</videoflash>

GMU:DIY-Microscopy/Maria

2013-04-04T21:57:09Z

Maria: /* Images */

== Deconstruction ==

[[File:DeconstructedMicroscope.jpg|250px]]

The outer components of the webcam. I have removed the lens but will reattach it later. The plastic casing proved somewhat hard to remove. The plastic is tough and had to be removed with the help of pliers.

[[File:MicroscopeCircuitboard.jpg|250px]]

This is the circuit board of the webcam. Three of the wires on the back side of the board became detached so I soldered them back onto the board. I have kept the button for capturing still images on the webcam for now, but may remove it later.

== Failed Idea ==

[[File:Attempt1.jpg|250px]]

My first idea was to also create the plastic housing for my microscope out of a plastic container. However, this failed because the plastic was too brittle and would crack when I attempted to cut it. Using a thicker plastic container also failed as the plastic proved too hard to cut with a craft knife, and splintered, causing injury to my fingers while I was attempting it. Perspex is much less brittle and will be a much better material with which to house my microscope.

== Design ==

[[File:DIYmicroscopy.jpg|250px]]

I have decided to keep my microscope design fairly simple as I have no experience in creating such an object. My design will be made of perspex cut with the use of the laser cutter, but I will also create a .stl file for the 3D printer.

[[Media:Maria.pdf]]

This is the pdf version of the design for the laser cutter.

== Model ==

[[File:Model.jpg|250px]]

I also created a rough cardboard model of how my microscope will look. I found this extremely helpful as now I can work out what size to make my microscope housing and how it will all fit together. I think my design will be somewhat successful due to its simplicity- it has no moving parts that are liable to break during its usage.

== Almost Complete ==

[[File:Microscope1.jpg|250px]]

[[File:Microscope2.jpg|250px]]

My perspex microscope housing is almost complete. I assembled it using superglue as hot glue would not hold the pieces together. All it needs now are the bolts glued in place on the movable shelf- this is where the specimens will sit under the lens of the camera.

== Images ==

My microscope still needs some adjustments but I was able to create some images using it.

<gallery>
File:Dust1.jpg‎|Household dust
File:Dust2.jpg|Household dust
File:Dust3.jpg|A hair almost invisible to the naked eye
</gallery>

<gallery>
File:Thread1.jpg|A piece of thread
File:Thread2.jpg‎|Thread
</gallery>

<gallery>
File:SugarGrain.jpg|Some grains of sugar
File:SugarGrains2.jpg|Some grains of sugar
File:SugarGrains3.jpg|Some grains of sugar
File:SugarGrains4.jpg|Some grains of sugar
</gallery>

<gallery>
File:MouthTissue1.jpg|Some tissue from inside my mouth
File:MouthTissue3.jpg|Mouth tissue and saliva
File:MouthTissue4.jpg|Mouth tissue and saliva
File:MouthTissue5.jpg|Mouth tissue and saliva
File:MouthTissue6.jpg|Mouth tissue and saliva
</gallery>

== Final Work ==

<videoflash type=vimeo>63353651|437|236</videoflash>

GMU:Drawing: the natural-scientific gaze/Maria

2013-04-01T22:39:55Z

Maria: /* Finished Product */

== Mark Making ==

During the first class of the module we all had a discussion about what the word 'drawing' meant to us. We decided that drawing was a way of creating a subtle line of any description, with any material. This line can be a performance, a representation of something, or an abstract creation using artistic concepts. It does not simply mean picking up a pencil and creating a lifelike representation of an existing image.

However I found the term 'drawing' to be too reminiscent of strictly traditional non-abstract media and also to be limiting creatively. To change this mindset I prefer to call drawing 'mark making' as I find that referring to it as this to have far greater potential to make a piece of work that I find both interesting and visually stimulating. This also gives me a much wider range of materials to work with, both mixed and traditional media. This helps me greatly as I prefer to create rather abstract and concept based artwork.

== Early Works ==

Early on in the class we started the mark making process by recreating some images of different types of cells from the human body, taken with an electron microscope. I decided that I would try to represent these as accurately as possible, culminating in the below image. We then had to re-arrange the image aesthetically and as my mark making was 'accurate', this did not create a piece of work that I consider to be successful. From this I learned that an abstract approach to the details is best for this module and thus any mark makings will look much more intriguing visually.

[[File:Cell.JPG|First drawing|300px]]
[[File:Cell1.JPG|Altered drawing|300px]]

== Other Mark Makings ==

I became inspired by the work of Paul Klee and his insect-like drawings. I found his abstract and experimental approach to drawing to be very interesting so I tried to add some element of his experimentation into my work.

Soon after this I had a strange dream which I documented in my mark making work. I dreamt that I was in my bedroom, which was a large white room. I was staring at the wall opposite my bed and on the floor I could see a winding trail of swarming ants. The ants were carrying matches, some in boxes and some lit, all walking in a long line into a small, dark hole in the skirting board. Some of the ants were wearing crowns. I did not know why the ants were there, but the image was so strong in my mind that I created several pieces of work that were inspired by my dream.

I also tried several new techniques of mark making. I found it hard to draw abstract shapes so I resorted to closing my eyes while drawing. This produced some intriguing results. I also tried using duct tape as a type of non-traditional media and I think the effect it creates is visually interesting.

<gallery>
File:Ants.JPG|The dream
File:Ants1.JPG|Pen drawing
File:Ants2.JPG|Mark making with duct tape
File:Ants3.JPG|The 'King Ant'
File:Ants4.JPG|Sewing
</gallery>

== Drawing the Scientific ==

As I was also taking the DIY Microscopy class, I decided to draw some of the objects I had been looking at under my homemade microscope. I continued using different types of tape to represent the shapes of these magnified items.

<gallery>
File:MicroscopyImage.JPG|Dust particles
File:MicroscopyImage1.JPG|Thread
File:MicroscopyImage2.JPG|Sugar grains
File:MicroscopyImage3.JPG|Mouth tissue and saliva
File:MicroscopyImage4.JPG|Mouth tissue
</gallery>

== Drawing the Scientific- Final Work ==

For my final work I have decided that I would like to carry on with the mark makings that I have been creating using different types of tape. I will use the limited colour palate I have from the duct and electrical tape, using four colours- silver, brown, yellow and black. I will showcase these mark makings in a hand-made sketchbook. I am concerned that I may get bored of the limited colour palette, but at least the images will look consistent in the sketchbook.

However I have decided that I would like the sketchbook to be a concertina-style, whereby all the pages are attached together and folded. I have created a few samples of what I would like this to look like. The sketchbook will be constructed with tape as this will be the easiest way to construct the concertina pages, and also because I find it appropriate as I will be mark making with the same material.

I made some samples to test the different types of tape. Some were unsuccessful.

<gallery>
File:Sketchbooksample.jpg|Sample using brown parcel tape
File:Sketchbooksample1.jpg
File:Sketchbooksample2.JPG|Sample using masking tape
File:Sketchbooksample3.jpg
File:Sketchbooksample4.jpg|Sample using duct tape
File:Sketchbooksample6.jpg
</gallery>

Though making my samples I have found that masking tape makes the most structurally sound sketchbook, so I will use it to create my concertina sketchbook.

I want to continue with mark making images from the natural world underneath the microscope. I have decided that to create these images I will use a home-made microscope I have prefabricated for another class- I feel that this will tie in nicely with the home-made sketchbook. It will mean that the images I am drawing from will not be as high resolution as they would be if I was using a professional microscope, but as my mark makings will be quite abstract, I do not mind this.

== Collecting Samples ==

It took me a few weeks to obtain the samples that I used in my work as I had to wait until the snow melted. This gave me less time to create the mark makings that I would have liked.

<gallery>
File:Collectingsamples.jpg|The frame
File:Collectingsamples1.jpg
File:Collectingsamples2.jpg|The area in Park Ilm
File:Collectingsamples3.jpg
File:Collectingsamples5.jpg
File:Collectingsamples4.jpg|Collecting samples
</gallery>

==Finished Product==

This is the finished product and I am fairly pleased with the way the sketchbook turned out. I feel that some of my mark makings are more visually successful than others, however this is to be expected. I also think that with 40 images it is too long- if I were to do it again I would make it 20 pages long but make the pages double sided. Its length as it is makes it very hard to exhibit and photograph.

<gallery>
File:Sketchbookfinal.jpg|First page
File:Sketchbookfinal1.jpg
File:Sketchbookfinal2.jpg
File:Sketchbookfinal3.jpg
File:Sketchbookfinal4.jpg
File:Sketchbookfinal5.jpg
File:Sketchbookfinal6.jpg
File:Sketchbookfinal7.jpg
File:Sketchbookfinal8.jpg
File:Sketchbookfinal9.jpg
File:Sketchbookfinal10.jpg
File:Sketchbookfinal11.jpg
</gallery>

File:Sketchbookfinal11.jpg

2013-04-01T22:39:22Z

Maria:

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File:Sketchbookfinal10.jpg

2013-04-01T22:35:27Z

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File:Sketchbookfinal9.jpg

2013-04-01T22:32:19Z

Maria:

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GMU:Drawing: the natural-scientific gaze/Maria

2013-04-01T22:29:09Z

Maria: /* Finished Product */

File:Sketchbookfinal8.jpg

2013-04-01T22:28:00Z

Maria:

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File:Sketchbookfinal7.jpg

2013-04-01T22:24:20Z

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File:Sketchbookfinal6.jpg

2013-04-01T22:21:31Z

Maria:

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GMU:Drawing: the natural-scientific gaze/Maria

2013-04-01T22:18:31Z

Maria: /* Finished Product */

File:Sketchbookfinal5.jpg

2013-04-01T22:17:30Z

Maria:

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File:Sketchbookfinal4.jpg

2013-04-01T22:14:45Z

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File:Sketchbookfinal3.jpg

2013-04-01T22:12:22Z

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GMU:Drawing: the natural-scientific gaze/Maria

2013-04-01T22:09:39Z

Maria: /* Collecting Samples */

File:Sketchbookfinal2.jpg

2013-04-01T22:08:35Z

Maria:

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File:Sketchbookfinal1.jpg

2013-04-01T22:05:11Z

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File:Sketchbookfinal.jpg

2013-04-01T22:00:38Z

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GMU:Drawing: the natural-scientific gaze/Maria

2013-04-01T21:26:51Z

Maria: /* Collecting Samples */

File:Collectingsamples5.jpg

2013-04-01T21:25:54Z

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File:Collectingsamples4.jpg

2013-04-01T21:16:01Z

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2013-04-01T21:13:38Z

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GMU:Drawing: the natural-scientific gaze/Maria

2013-04-01T21:11:52Z

Maria: /* Collecting Samples */

File:Collectingsamples2.jpg

2013-04-01T21:10:38Z

Maria:

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File:Collectingsamples1.jpg

2013-04-01T21:08:16Z

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2013-04-01T21:06:37Z

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GMU:Drawing: the natural-scientific gaze/Maria

2013-04-01T20:53:54Z

Maria: /* Drawing the Scientific- Final Work */

GMU:Drawing: the natural-scientific gaze/Maria

2013-04-01T20:50:45Z

Maria: /* Drawing the Scientific- Final Work */

File:Sketchbooksample6.jpg

2013-04-01T20:47:31Z

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