Living locus

a. exhibiting signs of life, e.g., respiration, growth, reproduction, singing, dancing, communicating, interacting with the environment; not dead.

Getty AAT: The condition which distinguishes active animals and plants from inorganic matter, including the capacity for growth, functional activity, continual change preceding death, and reproduction. (AAT 300055134)

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Research

Snow Science
WiSPR
Make in L.A.
Yoga for Drawing

Projects

OO Guide to Sobriety (REDUX)
OO Guide to Sobriety
Sculpture Seminar: Concrete Boatbuilding: Its Technique and Its Future
Avalanche Dynamics
Made in L.A.
How To UCLA
Ways & Means
Forms in the Realm of Time
Case 111.1-8
To My Child-Friend
Here Between There

Works

Library

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