My next interview from Device art 3.009 is here! Tomoko Ueyama‘s jacket Watashi-chan was the reason that we spent some time, during the staging of the exhibition, talking about her projects, sounds and bodies…
Tomoko Ueyama: Watashi-chan, photo: Ars Electronica
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