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Artist Name
Stephanie Damoff
Art Image
A white, square envelope with grey smudges and thin, hair-like inclusions. It opens to snippets of text that reads “uncover / discover / what do we want to recover? / inclusion(s)”. These snippets are layered over purple and black scribbles, as well as ribbons and a dried plant. The outside of the envelope has two pieces of tape with tire tracks printed on them shaped in an “X” formation.

This experimental piece from Stephanie Damoff creates an interesting pattern of word cut-outs, scraps, ribbons, and other various inclusions.

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