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Jen Stark’s color-minded hands
Written by Cara Despain   
altThere is something unavoidably charming and analog about Jen Stark’s work. The tactile, precise-yet-handmade quality of her paper sculptures and animations is something that feels somehow influenced, in part, by her visual generation.
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