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Jamilah Sabur draws inspiration from geographic data for her pieces like “Stream Gradient” (pictured above), and a video installation which will be on display at the Hammer Museum until May 5. (Courtesy of Jamilah Sabur and Nina Johnson)

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Hammer installation explores expression of space, contemplates on rituals - Daily Bruin

Hammer installation explores expression of space, contemplates on rituals

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Tectonic plates and underwater acoustics are inspirations for Jamilah Sabur’s artwork. Sabur, a Miami-based artist, created a video installation inspired by geographic and oceanic data. Her work is currently on display at the Hammer Museum, and will be showcased until May 5.

https://dailybruin.com/2019/01/27/hammer-installation-explores-expression-of-space-contemplates-on-rituals/

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Hammer installation explores expression of space, contemplates on rituals

By Max Flora

Jan. 27, 2019 10:34 p.m.