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a future that never was
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[ɪntʊˈit͡sɨjə]
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methods
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xaxajejehaharsrs
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a past that always will
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Anya Yermakova Chicago, Illinois
Anya is a composer, sound artist, and performer, who plays with intersections of recorded sounds, acoustic music, and movement improvisation. She is a trained pianist as well as a singer-songwriter from the Russian bard song tradition. Her frequent collaboration with science is driven by her research in creative logics, of the non-binary, dynamic, [im]possible worlds. ... more
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