steganography e-dition_blog

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Labels: code, image, process

To decode an image is not to decode what it shows but instead how it is programmed.

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about this initiative

this blog forms a part of a year-long research project on aesthetics of steganography in the design department in Jan van Eyck Academie, post-graduate research and production centre, Maastricht (NL)

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interest and/or other enquiries:

monika[dot]lowe[at]gmail[dot]com

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