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A silent, grainy film showing a woman in 1970s clothing slowly turning her head over 45 minutes. The twist: Beaulieu had spliced the film with three identical frames of a fly landing on her lip. The loop was intentionally broken, so every 4 minutes and 7 seconds, the image froze for 11 seconds. Viewers reported feeling "an irrational urge to wave" at the screen.

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"You are about to witness objects exhibited against their will. Do not applaud. Do not photograph. Do not remember correctly." Viewers reported feeling "an irrational urge to wave"

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