Jenna Didier

Co-founder of Materials & Applications

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Co-founder of Materials & Applications, an open exhibit space on Silver Lake Boulevard for “transarchitectural” installations that explore the intersection of digital design, architecture, art and ecology.

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Los Angeles, 2106, and the Holiday Season 2006

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