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    <title>Rockefeller New Media Foundation Proposal</title>
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    <description>Title: Rockefeller New Media Foundation Proposal
Authors: Kurgan, Laura
Abstract: Using the highest-resolution satellite imagery available to anyone outside the U.S. or Russian&#xD;
military or intelligence community, I am interested in creating digital images of the monochrome&#xD;
landscapes which represent some of the most vulnerable sites of the 21st century. The&#xD;
landscapes look familiar, even stereotyped - blue (the Atlantic Ocean), green (the Cameroon rain&#xD;
forest), yellow (the Iraqi desert), and white (the Alaskan tundra). But they are produced with&#xD;
instruments and materials (commonplace and yet still extraordinary ones) that in their very&#xD;
construction call into question the material which constitutes a landscape. These landscapes,&#xD;
these images, ask profound questions about their own future -- and ours --even as they adopt the&#xD;
formal strategies of the most abstract, non-referential, 'aesthetic' of the last century's museum&#xD;
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