ifferent degrees, influenced by their experience of each others' work.  This seems to me to be more than process and/or collaboration--it offers the same kind of alchemic events inherent in Eco's drawing.  Because the more artificial borders between artists are broken down by "interest," more and more directed possibilities emerge, creating a vibrant theater of operations.
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