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FingerPrints exists as two virtual worlds
inhabited by structures and free particles interacting physically and sonically with forces in the space.
The first world (world one) has a strange atmosphere rumbling with sound and inhabited by flying sonic particles that live and
die in a shifting gravitational field. The larger structures pulse, rotate, and generate or transform sounds
in response to the users presence. The landscape of the surfaces in the lower region of the space deforms based on calculations from
images which lie underneath the surface.
In the parallel second world, the images from world one rise to the surface of the particles to reveal themselves. The world twists in
tornatic gestures while particles whirl and images flood the screen and seep away.
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