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THE MOVING MIRACLE

Constructed completely from archival sources, ‘THE MOVING MIRACLE’ considers the vast documentation of humanity in the digital age and ask the question of whether the image our archives leave behind will have us be remembered kindly. What is the point of the camera as a miracle machine if all it seems to do is witness atrocities?

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Constructed completely from archival sources, ‘THE MOVING MIRACLE’ considers the vast documentation of humanity in the digital age and ask the question of whether the image our archives leave behind will have us be remembered kindly. What is the point of the camera as a miracle machine if all it seems to do is witness atrocities?

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