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The New Contemporary Art Magazine
As we are living in a digital age, it's safe to say that typewriters are an artifact of the past. But for Rachel Mulder, an artist living in Portland, Oregon, the classic typing machine still proves to be an important creative tool. With a meticulous eye, and even more patience, Mulder uses her typewriter as a way to "draw" from old photographs, keystroke by keystroke. "There is something so special in the error of the human hand," she says, "-that I enjoy while conversely and fretfully attempting to attain perfection."