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10/09/2019 07:42 PM
A man performs against an illusionary background created by means of extended reality technology, at Art Taipei 2019 on Wednesday. The performance was part of the presentation “Obsession” by the Egret Cultural and Educational Foundation (egretfnd) at the international art fair that is being held Oct. 18-21. Photo courtesy of egretfnd Oct. 9, 2019
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