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Manual-to-digital approach to reprocessing waste: a practice-based perspective towards redefining the environmental role of the arts

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The Corresponding Author has received a fellowship from “Fundación´ace para el Arte Contemporáneo” in the form of a non-fee participation in the residency programme to enable him to implement his project.

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  1. Sciences of New-Media Arts and Technology, Drawing and Painting Department, Faculty of Art Education, Helwan University, Cairo, Egypt

    Diaa Ahmed Mohamed Ahmedien

  2. Printmaking and Papermaking, University of Louisville, Louisville, USA

    Rachel Singel

  3. Printmaking, UNA National University of Arts, Buenos Aires, Argentina

    María Lorena Pradal

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Ahmedien, D.A.M., Singel, R. & Pradal, M.L. Manual-to-digital approach to reprocessing waste: a practice-based perspective towards redefining the environmental role of the arts. AI & Soc 38, 2725–2727 (2023). https://doi.org/10.1007/s00146-021-01321-x

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