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Dyan Marie

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Artwork by Dyan Marie. Mammal. 2010. Projected animation of photo-based digitally-developed images.

Artwork by Dyan Marie. Cancer. 2010. Projected animation of photo-based digitally-developed images.

Artwork by Dyan Marie. Cloud of Doubt. 2010. Projected animation of photo-based digitally-developed images.

Artwork by Dyan Marie. Pulled Push. 2010. Photo-based digitally-developed images.

Artwork by Dyan Marie. DNA. 2010. Photo-based digitally-developed images.

Artwork by Dyan Marie. Seed. 2010. Photo-based digitally-developed images.

Artwork by Dyan Marie. Eve. 2010. Photo-based digitally-developed images.

Artwork by Dyan Marie. Mammal. 2010. Projected animation of photo-based digitally-developed images.

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Artwork by Dyan Marie. Cancer. 2010. Projected animation of photo-based digitally-developed images.

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Artwork by Dyan Marie. Cloud of Doubt. 2010. Projected animation of photo-based digitally-developed images.

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Artwork by Dyan Marie. Pulled Push. 2010. Photo-based digitally-developed images.

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Artwork by Dyan Marie. DNA. 2010. Photo-based digitally-developed images.

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Artwork by Dyan Marie. Seed. 2010. Photo-based digitally-developed images.

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Artwork by Dyan Marie. Eve. 2010. Photo-based digitally-developed images.

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