kim, that could be another way of using a divider / screen, that allows a dialogue....and you can play with the amount of revealed information by changing the angles (of those bricks) or filling the spaces in between, more or less....
it could be useful for maria as well....
Thank you for the post. I did find this earlier and found it very helpful in getting at the possible three-dimensionality of the screen.
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brick screen...
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kim, that could be another way of using a divider / screen, that allows a dialogue....and you can play with the amount of revealed information by changing the angles (of those bricks) or filling the spaces in between, more or less....
it could be useful for maria as well....
Thank you for the post. I did find this earlier and found it very helpful in getting at the possible three-dimensionality of the screen.
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