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  • Feb 5, 2016
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Harvard Innovation Lab: Collaboration Mural

A true “Collaboration” happened on January 27, 2016! Harvard students and iLab staff members were eager to be a part of the project by serving as hand models for the ephemeral mural ( dryers markers on whiteboard). The mural features 25 hands, weaving an image that is greater that the sum of the parts. Artist: Jerrie Lyndon. Photo courtesy of Harvard iLab and the artist.

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