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= the convergence of photography and performance art, where the camera acts as an active, performative tool rather than merely a passive recording device; it involves staging actions, exploring identity, or manipulating time, where the resulting photograph is an essential part of the artwork's existence. | = the convergence of photography and performance art, where the camera acts as an active, performative tool rather than merely a passive recording device; it involves staging actions, exploring identity, or manipulating time, where the resulting photograph is an essential part of the artwork's existence. | ||
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= the convergence of photography and performance art, where the camera acts as an active, performative tool rather than merely a passive recording device; it involves staging actions, exploring identity, or manipulating time, where the resulting photograph is an essential part of the artwork's existence.
