mirrors

The RGB mirror appears at :18 and 1:28 of the following video:

.doc:LAB: TWO WEEKS from Ahmet Atif Akin on Vimeo.

Led by Andreas Gysin, Alain Bellet from écal and .dotdoclab.

.dotdoclab, processing

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Think of on, think of off,
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Think of cold, think of warm,
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