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Tara Sinn: Remoji

Project

18 June – 20 September 2013

We commissioned artist and designer Tara Sinn to create an online project. Titled Remoji, the work is an interactive burst of emojis that will take over your browser as you move your cursor over it. After a few seconds, the emojis disappear and you can start anew.

Tara Sinn
B. 1974

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Tara Sinn was born in San Jose, California, and now lives and works in New York City. She makes websites, videos, installations, prints and zines. Her work has been shown at Le Magasin Centre National d'art Contemporain in France, Family in Los Angeles, and Spencer Brownstone Gallery in New York, among others.

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remoji.com