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      <title>Electroscape</title>
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      <description> This is a abstract piece of art which I&#39;ve been working on in bits and pieces for a while. It doesn&#39;t mean anything, but I first imagined it as wires and silicon chips.&#xA;Made in Inkscape and Gimp. There is a blue version which was the original, the white is simply by changing the layer type to Value in Gimp. </description>
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