A genre unto herself, Kaki King fuses the ancient tradition of working with one’s hands with digital technology, projection-mapping imagery onto her guitar in her groundbreaking multimedia work “The Neck Is a Bridge to the Body.” Using her guitar’s neck like a keyboard, she plays an intricate melody as she takes the audience on a musical journey of light and sound. She calls it “guitar as paintbrush.”
Somewhere in Athens, Greece
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things my therapist told me
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She comes in colors






The art of MARK DEMSTEADER via thisisnthappiness
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“That which is above is the same as that which is below” “Macrocosmos is the same as microcosmos.
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A supercut by Jorge Luengo Ruiz
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It was written in the stars
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