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“I will not get lost in your fantastical romantic sketches”
“What is a relationship?”
“What led you this far?"
“Is there something I should feel about you?”
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Jeffrey Cobbold New Brunswick, New Jersey
Jeffrey Cobbold (b. 1984) is an artistic researcher, multimedia artist, and New Jerseyan who creates sonically driven multimedia works which have appeared in the MarketLab at Sonar+D in Barcelona, Spain (2016), Artworks-Trenton in Trenton, New Jersey (2017 - 2020) and the 9th edition of Elevator Music (2022), a sound art installation at Newark, New Jersey's former Gallery Aferro (2003 - 2023). ... more
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