I came across the artwork of Louisa Bufardeci the other day (via Anh-Minh) and it immediately reminded me of the DNA portraits we wrote about last week. These are visual interpretations of thirteen conversations — some were historically ‘tapped’ while others were just from the artist’s life. In a day-and-age when personal privacy is being eroded in the name of national security, they seem incredibly relevant — not to mention, I love the graphic imagery of them. I’m not sure if they’re available for purchase not, but you can view them here at Louisa’s site. — Angela M.

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