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Tim Bavington by Josh Rubin

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The latest series from Vegas based artist, Tim Bavington, is up at Mark Moore. Bavington's luscious air brushed stripes are said to be derived from rock and roll guitar riffs-- as such, they are an abstracted data visualization. Rockin-techno-fab!

Here are some shots of the installation, courtesy of the artist:

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