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The point is to “experience its intimacy” and mull the questions the artist raises about its intangible value as art beyond the materials used to make it, he said.

It seemed too intangible to measure, too messy to model.

Throughout the series, the palace tasks Yeon with crafting dishes to convey various intangible themes – often with her own life or the country’s future on the line.

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Sonic Industrialism: Sound elements are more popular than ever, and this mode blends intangible noise with the hard-edge materials of industry.

“The show feels very anti-algorithm; it’s not treating the audience like they’re stupid. There’s so much intangible inexplicable behavior between people that feels exactly like what a family is.”

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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