Sarah Pacheco Alvim - Revision history

Sarahpacheco at 20:30, 29 August 2018

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	The images captured were color printed in A4 paper, photo above the comment and pinned to the wall by the side of the GIFLife installation.		The images captured were color printed in A4 paper, photo above the comment and pinned to the wall by the side of the GIFLife installation.

	~~[[File:UserjpegGIFLife-3.jpg\|400px]]~~		''Photos removed from wiki due to complaints''
	~~[[File:UserjpegGIFLife-6.jpg\|400px]]~~

	~~[[File:UserjpegGIFLife-16.jpg\|400px]]~~

	Artist reference: Exposição de Ícones de Gênero Humano, by Marcia X [http://marciax.art.br/mxObra.asp?sMenu=1&sObra=39] (text in Portuguese)		Artist reference: Exposição de Ícones de Gênero Humano, by Marcia X [http://marciax.art.br/mxObra.asp?sMenu=1&sObra=39] (text in Portuguese)

Jogo0931 at 12:42, 28 August 2018

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	Artist reference: Exposição de Ícones de Gênero Humano, by Marcia X [http://marciax.art.br/mxObra.asp?sMenu=1&sObra=39] (text in Portuguese)		Artist reference: Exposição de Ícones de Gênero Humano, by Marcia X [http://marciax.art.br/mxObra.asp?sMenu=1&sObra=39] (text in Portuguese)

Sarahpacheco at 11:24, 23 July 2018

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	Read the comments, no one is anonymous.		Read the comments, no one is anonymous.

	This data and image appropriation came ~~from~~ me actually being more interested in people's reaction than on my own content, ~~something~~ easily observable in social media. I wished to shift the attention from my work to people's interaction. This idea itself might be an appropriation of Marcia X's performance and installation "Exposição de Ícones de Gênero Humano". Marcia's piece was a 2 day installation. In the first day there was a vernissage in which she performed as herself around people while there were video and photo recordings being made of the vernissage. On the second day the gallery opened exhibiting the products from the night before.		This data and image appropriation came to me for actually being more interested in people's reaction than on my own content, a sort of easily observable behaviour in social media. I wished to shift the attention from my work to people's interaction. This idea itself might be an appropriation of Marcia X's performance and installation "Exposição de Ícones de Gênero Humano". Marcia's piece was a 2 day installation. In the first day there was a vernissage in which she performed as herself around people while there were video and photo recordings being made of the vernissage. On the second day the gallery opened exhibiting the products from the night before.
	If Marcia's intent was to bring focus to the social artistic scene and ritual of vernissages, mine is to bring focus to the interactions we have gotten used to in social media. I believe this is relevant as well to the artistic context considering the insertion of artists in these mediums as a way to ~~publicize~~ their art. The relation between artist and viewer has become more approachable and in this context ceased to be a specific ritual with it's own social code, such as vernissages, and adopts the same platform and behaviour as any other personal social media profile. This lack of difference between normal everyday social interaction and artist-viewer interaction becomes even more interesting when ~~this~~ brings up the question of what is art. When art is showcased in the same space and way, is produced and uses the same medium, is the same theme and aesthetic as any other thing in the internet~~, when~~ it is not presented at a gallery, can we really tell the difference between art and… Anything else?		If Marcia's intent was to bring focus to the social artistic scene and ritual of vernissages, mine is to bring focus to the interactions we have gotten used to in social media. I believe this is relevant as well to the artistic context considering the insertion of artists in these mediums as a way to publicise their art. The relation between artist and viewer has become more approachable and in this context ceased to be a specific ritual with it's own social code, such as vernissages, and adopts the same platform and behaviour as any other personal social media profile. This lack of difference between normal everyday social interaction and artist-viewer interaction becomes even more interesting when it brings up the question of what is art. When art is showcased in the same space and way, is produced and uses the same medium, is the same theme and aesthetic as any other thing in the internet and it is not presented at a gallery, can we really tell the difference between art and… Anything else?

	''In this piece there is the appropriation of how social media works as a communication medium and the appropriation of topics and aesthetics used in these medias as a artistic medium, the virtually mundane becomes itself an artistic production and subject.''		''In this piece there is the appropriation of how social media works as a communication medium and the appropriation of topics and aesthetics used in these medias as a artistic medium, the virtually mundane becomes itself an artistic production and subject.''

Sarahpacheco at 10:07, 23 July 2018

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	Artist reference: Exposição de Ícones de Gênero Humano, by Marcia X ~~(text in portuguese)~~ [http://marciax.art.br/mxObra.asp?sMenu=1&sObra=39]		Artist reference: Exposição de Ícones de Gênero Humano, by Marcia X [http://marciax.art.br/mxObra.asp?sMenu=1&sObra=39] (text in Portuguese)

	Is any repetition an art performance? [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vqvZxgHI-20]		Is any repetition an art performance? [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vqvZxgHI-20]

Sarahpacheco at 10:06, 23 July 2018

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	Artist reference: Exposição de Ícones de Gênero Humano, by Marcia X~~. Link~~ (text in portuguese [http://marciax.art.br/mxObra.asp?sMenu=1&sObra=39]		Artist reference: Exposição de Ícones de Gênero Humano, by Marcia X (text in portuguese) [http://marciax.art.br/mxObra.asp?sMenu=1&sObra=39]

	Is any repetition an art performance? [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vqvZxgHI-20]		Is any repetition an art performance? [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vqvZxgHI-20]
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	If I do ever decide to proceed with this work I am aware of many things that could have been done differently or even errors I had not noticed before, the summaery exhibition helped to point out several of them. These are notes for myself that I believe are important to be acknowledged.		If I do ever decide to proceed with this work I am aware of many things that could have been done differently or even errors I had not noticed before, the summaery exhibition helped to point out several of them. These are notes for myself that I believe are important to be acknowledged.

	i) Add a feedback that the comment, like or dislike has been received because people kept taking several photos without knowing if it was working or not.		i) Add a feedback that the comment, like or dislike has been received because people kept taking several photos without knowing if it was working or not.

Sarahpacheco at 03:24, 23 July 2018

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	Source of the script for automatic liking: [https://github.com/dhrubesh/Tinder]		Source of the script for automatic liking [https://github.com/dhrubesh/Tinder]


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	Instagram account: [https://www.instagram.com/notminenothere/]		Instagram account [https://www.instagram.com/notminenothere/]


			'''GIFLife.mov'''

			This was the main piece for the semester and the one exhibited during the summaery. The initial idea was to repeat a movie scene so many times that it becomes true to the performer, it has actually been lived and felt in his life. This scene loop was based on GIFs, but what started as a reference became the subject for the project. This piece is a video collage of four different GIF performances. The duration is about 1 hour with each performance varying between 13 to 15 minutes.

			''A series of GIFs are performed over and over again in a scene-loop for a predetermined time.
			Gifs represent what you feel and act, you act and feel what they represent.''

			GIFLife.mov on youtube [https://youtu.be/OwHl035vIRU]


			'''GIFLife'''

			''Interactive piece. Please comment, like or dislike. I want your attention.''

	~~i_want_to_live_in_a~~(…)~~movie.gif~~		The video collage (GIFLife.mov) can be a project by itself, but in GIFLife (the interactive piece) it is adapted to function also as a clickbait to take photos and collect comments from viewers. The performances were set to play one after the other in a app interface made with Max MSP. On this interface there was the possibility to "like", "dislike" or comment on the piece. Whenever a viewer interacted, the interaction was saved together with a picture of the person. Although there was a written disclaimer about data and photo being collected, most people seem to be unaware that their photo or input is being saved since there is no webcam display on the interface or any kind of feedback such as sound or pop-up window.
	~~Repeat~~ a ~~lie often enough~~ and ~~it becomes~~ the ~~truth~~
	~~You are mesmerised by~~ a ~~scene that flourishes~~ the ~~fantasy of wanting~~ to ~~live this brief poetic~~, ~~romanticised~~, ~~funny, cinematographic moment yourself~~
	~~Gif inspiration (live gif? gif performance?)~~
	~~A clip~~ of a ~~movie~~ is ~~performed over and over again in a scene~~-~~loop for a predetermined time~~

	~~This developed into the GIFLife project~~		[[File:GifLife_expo3.jpg\|400px]]

	~~GIFLife~~		[[File:GifLifePrint.png\|400px]]
	~~Interactive piece.~~
	~~A series of GIF are performed over and over again in a scene-loop for a predetermined time.~~
	~~Gifs represent what you feel and act, you act and feel what they represent.~~
	~~Please comment, like or dislike. I want your attention~~.

	~~Initially gifs were only a reference, but became the subject itself. This piece is in a way also a clickbait to take photos of viewers.~~
	~~Photo: Print of the interface presentation mode and app. Exhibition photos. GIF LIFE background~~
	~~Mudar: mensagem de feedback para quem interage, margem nas mensagens de texto, instalação deveria ter sido over the top bem kirsch e brega que nem a interface. Real life internet ambient.~~
	Pontos a aprofundar: reflexão sobre arte auto-referencial, milenial, kirsch virtual, o meio de comunicação com o meio artístico e ao mesmo tempo como o tema de produção. Relações virtuais, iluminação das fotos e rostos. Ambientação da exibição. Fotos finais tb no estilo kirsh virtual, mesma identidade. Mais pareado visualmente.

	~~ATTACH PHOTOS~~		'''User.jpg'''

	~~User.jpg~~		Whenever someone likes, dislikes or comments on the interactive piece "GIFLife" a photo is taken and saved together with the input. User.jpg is the data collected.
	Whenever someone likes, dislikes or comments on the interactive piece "GIFLife" a photo is taken and saved together with the input. ~~This~~ is ~~some of~~ the data collected.
	Read the comments, no one is anonymous.		Read the comments, no one is anonymous.

	~~Printed~~ in A4 paper, photo above the comment and pinned to the wall by the side of GIFLife		This data and image appropriation came from me actually being more interested in people's reaction than on my own content, something easily observable in social media. I wished to shift the attention from my work to people's interaction. This idea itself might be an appropriation of Marcia X's performance and installation "Exposição de Ícones de Gênero Humano". Marcia's piece was a 2 day installation. In the first day there was a vernissage in which she performed as herself around people while there were video and photo recordings being made of the vernissage. On the second day the gallery opened exhibiting the products from the night before.
			If Marcia's intent was to bring focus to the social artistic scene and ritual of vernissages, mine is to bring focus to the interactions we have gotten used to in social media. I believe this is relevant as well to the artistic context considering the insertion of artists in these mediums as a way to publicize their art. The relation between artist and viewer has become more approachable and in this context ceased to be a specific ritual with it's own social code, such as vernissages, and adopts the same platform and behaviour as any other personal social media profile. This lack of difference between normal everyday social interaction and artist-viewer interaction becomes even more interesting when this brings up the question of what is art. When art is showcased in the same space and way, is produced and uses the same medium, is the same theme and aesthetic as any other thing in the internet, when it is not presented at a gallery, can we really tell the difference between art and… Anything else?

			''In this piece there is the appropriation of how social media works as a communication medium and the appropriation of topics and aesthetics used in these medias as a artistic medium, the virtually mundane becomes itself an artistic production and subject.''

			The images captured were color printed in A4 paper, photo above the comment and pinned to the wall by the side of the GIFLife installation.

			[[File:UserjpegGIFLife-3.jpg\|400px]]
			[[File:UserjpegGIFLife-6.jpg\|400px]]

			[[File:UserjpegGIFLife-16.jpg\|400px]]
			[[File:UserjpegGIFLife-12.jpg\|400px]]

			Artist reference: Exposição de Ícones de Gênero Humano, by Marcia X. Link (text in portuguese [http://marciax.art.br/mxObra.asp?sMenu=1&sObra=39]

			Is any repetition an art performance? [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vqvZxgHI-20]


			'''Every experience is a learning experience'''

			If I do ever decide to proceed with this work I am aware of many things that could have been done differently or even errors I had not noticed before, the summaery exhibition helped to point out several of them. These are notes for myself that I believe are important to be acknowledged.
			i) Add a feedback that the comment, like or dislike has been received because people kept taking several photos without knowing if it was working or not.

			ii) Consider a lot more how the installation should be done. I would have liked to go with a overboard virtual-kirsch, make it a real life internet ambient. I like the aesthetic, I believe it fits the subject and if GIFLife is a bait to attract people to interact, being discreet might work but is not the only way. Flamboyant flowers exists to attract insects.

	~~ATTACH PHOTOS summaery + print of files~~		iii) The text saved needs a margin because long comments were being cut.

	~~GIFLife.mov~~		iv) I should have also worked on the visuals for the texts, photos and prints for User.jpg so it would visually match the identity of GIFLife.
	~~Video collage.~~
	~~A series of GIFs are performed over~~ and ~~over again in a scene-loop~~ for ~~a predetermined time~~.
	~~Gifs represent what you feel and act, you act and feel what they represent~~.

	~~A video of~~ the ~~performances made with gifs. Duration~~ of ~~about 1 hour with gifs performances varying between 13 to 15 minutes~~.		v) Lighting is so important. The light for photos was way too bright and focused and the printed images were way too dark and hidden by the lack of adequate lighting.

	~~GIFLife video online~~: [~~https~~:~~//youtu~~.~~be/OwHl035vIRU~~]		[[File:GifLife_expo2.jpg\|400px]]
			[[File:GifLife_expo1.jpg\|400px]]

Sarahpacheco at 01:21, 23 July 2018

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	NotMineNotHere is about playing around with appropriation by using data from one platform in a different social media it was not made for. A instagram account that only posts printscreens of youtube videos was made, but the NotMineNotHere concept can be expanded to work in several different medias.		NotMineNotHere is about playing around with appropriation by using data from one platform in a different social media it was not made for. A instagram account that only posts printscreens of youtube videos was made, but the NotMineNotHere concept can be expanded to work in several different medias.

			[[File:NotMineNotHere.png\|400px]]
			[[File:NotMineNotHere2.png\|400px]]

	Instagram account: [https://www.instagram.com/notminenothere/]		Instagram account: [https://www.instagram.com/notminenothere/]

	~~ATTACH PHOTOS instagram print~~

Sarahpacheco at 01:19, 23 July 2018

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	Only the Famous Song 1 was printed, in Riso, and left to be taken for free during summaery.		Only the Famous Song 1 was printed, in Riso, and left to be taken for free during summaery.

	~~ATTACH PHOTOS printed version, process + files with other version~~		[[File:famoussong1_EXPO.jpg\|400px]]

			[[File:famoussong1_RISO.jpg\|400px]]

			[[:File:FamousSong3.pdf]]

Sarahpacheco at 01:17, 23 July 2018

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	This is a project originated from a personal experience of being powerless over identity appropriation online. When I was still living in Brazil for a several months (around 5 months) I had struggled with trying to control fake Tinder profiles that appropriated my identity by using photos and personal information. Whenever the fakes where reported, the profiles were brought down by Tinder, but after a while a new one would be made. I have made two different police reports in this case but nothing could be done about it.		This is a project originated from a personal experience of being powerless over identity appropriation online. When I was still living in Brazil for a several months (around 5 months) I had struggled with trying to control fake Tinder profiles that appropriated my identity by using photos and personal information. Whenever the fakes where reported, the profiles were brought down by Tinder, but after a while a new one would be made. I have made two different police reports in this case but nothing could be done about it.

			[[File:Tinder1 (1).png\|400px]]


	''Since I could not reclaim my own image on Tinder, perhaps I could appropriate the image of myself as a fake and exaggerate it to the point that I can discredit my image on Tinder.''		''Since I could not reclaim my own image on Tinder, perhaps I could appropriate the image of myself as a fake and exaggerate it to the point that I can discredit my image on Tinder.''
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	The proposition is to make several Tinder fakes using prints of the original Tinder fake as photos. I have made one test profile and changed the GPS location to simulate being at my hometown. With the use of a scrip I enabled automatic like on everyone on the Tinderweb app. Initially I intended on continuing this project by trying to develop a chatbot to respond to any matches made, but due to the time available and no prior experience with this, it was not viable. The test profile was reported and the account is now blocked.		The proposition is to make several Tinder fakes using prints of the original Tinder fake as photos. I have made one test profile and changed the GPS location to simulate being at my hometown. With the use of a scrip I enabled automatic like on everyone on the Tinderweb app. Initially I intended on continuing this project by trying to develop a chatbot to respond to any matches made, but due to the time available and no prior experience with this, it was not viable. The test profile was reported and the account is now blocked.

	~~ATTACH PHOTOS Original tinder fake, tinder fake fake + web thing to change location~~		[[File:Tinderweb.png\|400px]]
			[[File:tindererror.jpg\|400px]]

	Source of the script for automatic liking: [https://github.com/dhrubesh/Tinder]		Source of the script for automatic liking: [https://github.com/dhrubesh/Tinder]
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	After several hours of game-play recorded the end result is a 3 hours video of continuously game-play of the Mountain with live video-audio recording of myself with a texts comments. This video was uploaded to Youtube but was instantly blocked worldwide for infringing several copyrights for the music playing in the background during the recording.		After several hours of game-play recorded the end result is a 3 hours video of continuously game-play of the Mountain with live video-audio recording of myself with a texts comments. This video was uploaded to Youtube but was instantly blocked worldwide for infringing several copyrights for the music playing in the background during the recording.

	~~ATTACH PHOTOS print screen of video + printscreen of video blocked by youtube~~		[[File:Mountain3.png\|400px]]
			[[File:Mountain2.png\|400px]]
			[[File:Mountain1.png\|400px]]
			[[File:MountainYoutube.png\|400px]]

Sarahpacheco: Created page with "'''For the Appropriation Within Digital Worlds class I have done several small projects instead of a big one, and chose a main one to present at the Summaery. Here I present s..."

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Created page with "'''For the Appropriation Within Digital Worlds class I have done several small projects instead of a big one, and chose a main one to present at the Summaery. Here I present s..."

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'''For the Appropriation Within Digital Worlds class I have done several small projects instead of a big one, and chose a main one to present at the Summaery. Here I present some documentation on each project separately by name.'''

'''Tinder'''

This is a project originated from a personal experience of being powerless over identity appropriation online. When I was still living in Brazil for a several months (around 5 months) I had struggled with trying to control fake Tinder profiles that appropriated my identity by using photos and personal information. Whenever the fakes where reported, the profiles were brought down by Tinder, but after a while a new one would be made. I have made two different police reports in this case but nothing could be done about it.

''Since I could not reclaim my own image on Tinder, perhaps I could appropriate the image of myself as a fake and exaggerate it to the point that I can discredit my image on Tinder.''

The proposition is to make several Tinder fakes using prints of the original Tinder fake as photos. I have made one test profile and changed the GPS location to simulate being at my hometown. With the use of a scrip I enabled automatic like on everyone on the Tinderweb app. Initially I intended on continuing this project by trying to develop a chatbot to respond to any matches made, but due to the time available and no prior experience with this, it was not viable. The test profile was reported and the account is now blocked.

ATTACH PHOTOS Original tinder fake, tinder fake fake + web thing to change location

Source of the script for automatic liking: [https://github.com/dhrubesh/Tinder]

'''I’m the Mountain'''

Inspired by Youtube videos and a admiration with the game The Mountain by David O'Reilly, I wished to appropriated and insert myself in gamer youtube culture by making a game-play video of The Mountain.
Several game-play videos were made when the game was released (2014) but all of them expecting the game to work as usual games do. After playing the game for quite a while, it is very clear that, if The Mountain can even be called a game, to play it is to live with your mountain and not to actively accomplish anything besides companionship and the perception of the mountain as an (existential, maybe a bit depressed) human relatable storyline. For this reason I believe that a game-play video should be adapted to fit the game, a game that is not played but lived.
I made a setup for recording the game-play with the visual reference of Pew-Die-Pie, in which he records in a corner of the screen a live of himself playing. Instead of recording audios of myself speaking and narrating the game as it is usually done, I mimic the mountain and added a text window where I could share my personal thoughts the same as it does.

''To watch this video is to accompany the Mountain living it’s life and sharing some of its thoughts, while I, as the player, do the same.''

After several hours of game-play recorded the end result is a 3 hours video of continuously game-play of the Mountain with live video-audio recording of myself with a texts comments. This video was uploaded to Youtube but was instantly blocked worldwide for infringing several copyrights for the music playing in the background during the recording.

ATTACH PHOTOS print screen of video + printscreen of video blocked by youtube

'''Famous Song (n#)'''

This posters series was made after the I'm The Mountain video was blocked by copyright infringement on Youtube. It's origin is the questioning of how can one not change a music to the point it would be considered a remix and yet make it unidentifiable by copyright detection programs. Is it possible to make it unrecognizable to computers but not to humans?

''In the attempt to seek privacy from computers, we might be developing content that is unrecognisable even for humans.''

This is a poster series that uses the most iconic parts of lyrics from Top 500 Greatest Musics list by Rolling Stone Magazine with the ZXX font designed to work as CAPTCHA. As soon as you know it/learn how to read it, can you still listen to the content in your mind? Is it the same?
Only the Famous Song 1 was printed, in Riso, and left to be taken for free during summaery.

ATTACH PHOTOS printed version, process + files with other version

'''NotMineNotHere'''

NotMineNotHere is about playing around with appropriation by using data from one platform in a different social media it was not made for. A instagram account that only posts printscreens of youtube videos was made, but the NotMineNotHere concept can be expanded to work in several different medias.

Instagram account: [https://www.instagram.com/notminenothere/]

ATTACH PHOTOS instagram print

i_want_to_live_in_a(…)movie.gif
Repeat a lie often enough and it becomes the truth
You are mesmerised by a scene that flourishes the fantasy of wanting to live this brief poetic, romanticised, funny, cinematographic moment yourself
Gif inspiration (live gif? gif performance?)
A clip of a movie is performed over and over again in a scene-loop for a predetermined time

This developed into the GIFLife project

GIFLife
Interactive piece.
A series of GIF are performed over and over again in a scene-loop for a predetermined time.
Gifs represent what you feel and act, you act and feel what they represent.
Please comment, like or dislike. I want your attention.

Initially gifs were only a reference, but became the subject itself. This piece is in a way also a clickbait to take photos of viewers.
Photo: Print of the interface presentation mode and app. Exhibition photos. GIF LIFE background
Mudar: mensagem de feedback para quem interage, margem nas mensagens de texto, instalação deveria ter sido over the top bem kirsch e brega que nem a interface. Real life internet ambient.
Pontos a aprofundar: reflexão sobre arte auto-referencial, milenial, kirsch virtual, o meio de comunicação com o meio artístico e ao mesmo tempo como o tema de produção. Relações virtuais, iluminação das fotos e rostos. Ambientação da exibição. Fotos finais tb no estilo kirsh virtual, mesma identidade. Mais pareado visualmente.

ATTACH PHOTOS

User.jpg
Whenever someone likes, dislikes or comments on the interactive piece "GIFLife" a photo is taken and saved together with the input. This is some of the data collected.
Read the comments, no one is anonymous.

Printed in A4 paper, photo above the comment and pinned to the wall by the side of GIFLife

ATTACH PHOTOS summaery + print of files

GIFLife.mov
Video collage.
A series of GIFs are performed over and over again in a scene-loop for a predetermined time.
Gifs represent what you feel and act, you act and feel what they represent.

A video of the performances made with gifs. Duration of about 1 hour with gifs performances varying between 13 to 15 minutes.

GIFLife video online: [https://youtu.be/OwHl035vIRU]