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                    <video:description>David Rueter, The Kuramoto Model, 2019, Installation</video:description>
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                    <image:caption>David Rueter, The Kuramoto Model, 2019, Installation</image:caption>
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            <loc>https://davidrueter.com/titles/mobile-vacation/</loc>
            <lastmod>2014-02-01T00:00:00.000Z</lastmod>
             
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            <loc>https://davidrueter.com/titles/walk-talk/</loc>
            <lastmod>2014-02-01T00:00:00.000Z</lastmod>
             
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            <loc>https://davidrueter.com/titles/barbed-wire-fence-telephone/</loc>
            <lastmod>2014-09-01T00:00:00.000Z</lastmod>
             
                
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                    <image:caption>Phil Peters and David Rueter, Barbed Wire Fence Telephone, 2014, Wood, barbed wire, telephones, batteries, electrical wire</image:caption>
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                    <image:title>Barbed Wire Fence Telephone, 2014</image:title>
                    <image:caption>Phil Peters and David Rueter, Barbed Wire Fence Telephone, 2014, Wood, barbed wire, telephones, batteries, electrical wire</image:caption>
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            <loc>https://davidrueter.com/titles/i-can-only-see-shadows/</loc>
            <lastmod>2016-09-01T00:00:00.000Z</lastmod>
             
                
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                    <image:caption>Marissa Lee Benedict and David Rueter, I Can Only See Shadows, 2016, Three-channel video</image:caption>
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                    <image:title>I Can Only See Shadows, 2016</image:title>
                    <image:caption>Marissa Lee Benedict and David Rueter, I Can Only See Shadows, 2016, Three-channel video</image:caption>
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            <loc>https://davidrueter.com/titles/gary-lights-open-works/</loc>
            <lastmod>2018-01-01T00:00:00.000Z</lastmod>
             
                
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                    <image:title>Gary Lights Open Works, 2018</image:title>
                    <image:caption>Marissa Lee Benedict and David Rueter, Gary Lights Open Works, 2018, Installation</image:caption>
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                    <image:title>Gary Lights Open Works, 2018</image:title>
                    <image:caption>Marissa Lee Benedict and David Rueter, Gary Lights Open Works, 2018, Installation</image:caption>
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            <loc>https://davidrueter.com/titles/dark-fiber/</loc>
            <lastmod>2018-05-01T00:00:00.000Z</lastmod>
             
                
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                    <video:description>Marissa Lee Benedict and David Rueter, Dark Fiber, 2015-2018, Site-adapted single-channel video installation</video:description>
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                    <image:caption>Marissa Lee Benedict and David Rueter, Dark Fiber, 2015-2018, Site-adapted single-channel video installation</image:caption>
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                    <image:caption>Marissa Lee Benedict and David Rueter, Dark Fiber, 2015-2018, Site-adapted single-channel video installation</image:caption>
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                    <image:title>Dark Fiber, 2015-2018</image:title>
                    <image:caption>Marissa Lee Benedict and David Rueter, Dark Fiber, 2015-2018, Site-adapted single-channel video installation</image:caption>
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                    <image:title>Dark Fiber, 2015-2018</image:title>
                    <image:caption>Marissa Lee Benedict and David Rueter, Dark Fiber, 2015-2018, Site-adapted single-channel video installation</image:caption>
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                    <image:title>Dark Fiber, 2015-2018</image:title>
                    <image:caption>Marissa Lee Benedict and David Rueter, Dark Fiber, 2015-2018, Site-adapted single-channel video installation</image:caption>
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            <loc>https://davidrueter.com/titles/water-bottles/</loc>
            <lastmod>2018-09-01T00:00:00.000Z</lastmod>
             
                
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                    <image:title>Untitled (water bottles), 2018</image:title>
                    <image:caption>Marissa Lee Benedict and David Rueter, Untitled (water bottles), 2018, Blow-molded PET plastic</image:caption>
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            <loc>https://davidrueter.com/titles/department-of-water-and-power/</loc>
            <lastmod>2019-03-01T00:00:00.000Z</lastmod>
             
                
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                    <video:title>Department of Water and Power, 2019</video:title>
                    <video:description>Marissa Lee Benedict and David Rueter, Department of Water and Power, 2019, Installation</video:description>
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                    <image:title>Department of Water and Power, 2019</image:title>
                    <image:caption>Marissa Lee Benedict and David Rueter, Department of Water and Power, 2019, Installation</image:caption>
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                    <image:title>Department of Water and Power, 2019</image:title>
                    <image:caption>Marissa Lee Benedict and David Rueter, Department of Water and Power, 2019, Installation</image:caption>
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                    <image:title>Department of Water and Power, 2019</image:title>
                    <image:caption>Marissa Lee Benedict and David Rueter, Department of Water and Power, 2019, Installation</image:caption>
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                    <image:title>Department of Water and Power, 2019</image:title>
                    <image:caption>Marissa Lee Benedict and David Rueter, Department of Water and Power, 2019, Installation</image:caption>
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                    <image:title>Department of Water and Power, 2019</image:title>
                    <image:caption>Marissa Lee Benedict and David Rueter, Department of Water and Power, 2019, Installation</image:caption>
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                    <image:title>Department of Water and Power, 2019</image:title>
                    <image:caption>Marissa Lee Benedict and David Rueter, Department of Water and Power, 2019, Installation</image:caption>
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                    <image:title>Department of Water and Power, 2019</image:title>
                    <image:caption>Marissa Lee Benedict and David Rueter, Department of Water and Power, 2019, Installation</image:caption>
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                    <image:title>Department of Water and Power, 2019</image:title>
                    <image:caption>Marissa Lee Benedict and David Rueter, Department of Water and Power, 2019, Installation</image:caption>
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                    <image:title>Department of Water and Power, 2019</image:title>
                    <image:caption>Marissa Lee Benedict and David Rueter, Department of Water and Power, 2019, Installation</image:caption>
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                    <image:title>Department of Water and Power, 2019</image:title>
                    <image:caption>Marissa Lee Benedict and David Rueter, Department of Water and Power, 2019, Installation</image:caption>
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                    <image:title>Department of Water and Power, 2019</image:title>
                    <image:caption>Marissa Lee Benedict and David Rueter, Department of Water and Power, 2019, Installation</image:caption>
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                    <image:title>Department of Water and Power, 2019</image:title>
                    <image:caption>Marissa Lee Benedict and David Rueter, Department of Water and Power, 2019, Installation</image:caption>
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                    <image:title>Department of Water and Power, 2019</image:title>
                    <image:caption>Marissa Lee Benedict and David Rueter, Department of Water and Power, 2019, Installation</image:caption>
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                    <image:title>Department of Water and Power, 2019</image:title>
                    <image:caption>Marissa Lee Benedict and David Rueter, Department of Water and Power, 2019, Installation</image:caption>
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            <loc>https://davidrueter.com/titles/repose/</loc>
            <lastmod>2020-06-01T00:00:00.000Z</lastmod>
             
                
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                    <video:title>Repose, 2020</video:title>
                    <video:description>Marissa Lee Benedict, Daniel de Paula, and David Rueter, Repose, 2020, Wood, steel, insulation foam</video:description>
                    <video:content_loc>https://davidrueter.com/titles/repose/repose-hls/master.m3u8</video:content_loc>	
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                    <image:title>Repose, 2020</image:title>
                    <image:caption>Marissa Lee Benedict, Daniel de Paula, and David Rueter, Repose, 2020, Wood, steel, insulation foam</image:caption>
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                    <image:title>Repose, 2020</image:title>
                    <image:caption>Marissa Lee Benedict, Daniel de Paula, and David Rueter, Repose, 2020, Wood, steel, insulation foam</image:caption>
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                    <image:title>Repose, 2020</image:title>
                    <image:caption>Marissa Lee Benedict, Daniel de Paula, and David Rueter, Repose, 2020, Wood, steel, insulation foam</image:caption>
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                    <image:title>Repose, 2020</image:title>
                    <image:caption>Marissa Lee Benedict, Daniel de Paula, and David Rueter, Repose, 2020, Wood, steel, insulation foam</image:caption>
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                    <image:title>Repose, 2020</image:title>
                    <image:caption>Marissa Lee Benedict, Daniel de Paula, and David Rueter, Repose, 2020, Wood, steel, insulation foam</image:caption>
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                    <image:loc>https://davidrueter.com/img/titles/repose/repose-animation-1200w.jpeg</image:loc>
                    <image:title>Repose, 2020</image:title>
                    <image:caption>Marissa Lee Benedict, Daniel de Paula, and David Rueter, Repose, 2020, Wood, steel, insulation foam</image:caption>
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                    <image:title>Repose, 2020</image:title>
                    <image:caption>Marissa Lee Benedict, Daniel de Paula, and David Rueter, Repose, 2020, Wood, steel, insulation foam</image:caption>
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            <loc>https://davidrueter.com/titles/a-line-a-mollusk/</loc>
            <lastmod>2021-01-01T00:00:00.000Z</lastmod>
             
                
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                    <image:title>Concentric Garages, 2021</image:title>
                    <image:caption>Marissa Lee Benedict and David Rueter, Concentric Garages, 2021, Pen on paper, 22 x 30 inches</image:caption>
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                    <image:loc>https://davidrueter.com/img/titles/a-line-a-mollusk/_DSC4633-1920w.jpeg</image:loc>
                    <image:title>Concentric Garages, 2021</image:title>
                    <image:caption>Marissa Lee Benedict and David Rueter, Concentric Garages, 2021, Pen on paper, 22 x 30 inches</image:caption>
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                    <image:loc>https://davidrueter.com/img/titles/a-line-a-mollusk/_DSC4735-3000w.jpeg</image:loc>
                    <image:title>Concentric Garages, 2021</image:title>
                    <image:caption>Marissa Lee Benedict and David Rueter, Concentric Garages, 2021, Pen on paper, 22 x 30 inches</image:caption>
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                    <image:loc>https://davidrueter.com/img/titles/a-line-a-mollusk/_DSC4642-1920w.jpeg</image:loc>
                    <image:title>Mussels, 2020</image:title>
                    <image:caption>Marissa Lee Benedict and David Rueter, Mussels, 2020, Oil pastel and EXPO marker on Rite in the Rain Paper, 8.5 x 10.5 inches</image:caption>
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                    <image:loc>https://davidrueter.com/img/titles/a-line-a-mollusk/_DSC4738-3000w.jpeg</image:loc>
                    <image:title>Mussels, 2020</image:title>
                    <image:caption>Marissa Lee Benedict and David Rueter, Mussels, 2020, Oil pastel and EXPO marker on Rite in the Rain Paper, 8.5 x 10.5 inches</image:caption>
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                    <image:loc>https://davidrueter.com/img/titles/a-line-a-mollusk/_DSC4654-3000w.jpeg</image:loc>
                    <image:title>Delamination (Willamette Stone), 2021</image:title>
                    <image:caption>Marissa Lee Benedict and David Rueter, Delamination (Willamette Stone), 2021, Pen on paper, 22 x 30 inches</image:caption>
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                    <image:loc>https://davidrueter.com/img/titles/a-line-a-mollusk/_DSC4655-3000w.jpeg</image:loc>
                    <image:title>Logging Patent, 2021</image:title>
                    <image:caption>Marissa Lee Benedict and David Rueter, Logging Patent, 2021, Wax pencil and oil on Rite in the Rain 2mm grid paper, 8.5 x11 inches</image:caption>
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                    <image:loc>https://davidrueter.com/img/titles/a-line-a-mollusk/_DSC4656-1200w.jpeg</image:loc>
                    <image:title>Liquid management, 2020</image:title>
                    <image:caption>Marissa Lee Benedict and David Rueter, Liquid management, 2020, Oil pastel and graphite on vellum, 12 x18 inches</image:caption>
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                    <image:loc>https://davidrueter.com/img/titles/a-line-a-mollusk/_DSC4748-1920w.jpeg</image:loc>
                    <image:title>Liquid management, 2020</image:title>
                    <image:caption>Marissa Lee Benedict and David Rueter, Liquid management, 2020, Oil pastel and graphite on vellum, 12 x18 inches</image:caption>
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                    <image:loc>https://davidrueter.com/img/titles/a-line-a-mollusk/_DSC4657-3000w.jpeg</image:loc>
                    <image:title>Divider (Eileen Gray), 2021</image:title>
                    <image:caption>Marissa Lee Benedict and David Rueter, Divider (Eileen Gray), 2021, Oil, wax pencil, graphite, and gesso on MDF panel, 9 x 12 inches</image:caption>
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                    <image:loc>https://davidrueter.com/img/titles/a-line-a-mollusk/_DSC4659-3000w.jpeg</image:loc>
                    <image:title>Inverted Twittering Machine, 2020</image:title>
                    <image:caption>Marissa Lee Benedict and David Rueter, Inverted Twittering Machine, 2020, Graphite, oil pastel, mounted carbon paper on Rite in the Rain paper, 8.5 x 11 inches</image:caption>
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                    <image:loc>https://davidrueter.com/img/titles/a-line-a-mollusk/_DSC4661-1920w.jpeg</image:loc>
                    <image:title>Spiral Dust Collector, 2021</image:title>
                    <image:caption>Marissa Lee Benedict and David Rueter, Spiral Dust Collector, 2021, Pen on vellum, 11 x 14 inches</image:caption>
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                    <image:loc>https://davidrueter.com/img/titles/a-line-a-mollusk/_DSC4663-1200w.jpeg</image:loc>
                    <image:title>Brick Screens, Circulating and Stretching (Eileen Gray), 2021</image:title>
                    <image:caption>Marissa Lee Benedict and David Rueter, Brick Screens, Circulating and Stretching (Eileen Gray), 2021, Pen, oil, acrylic, and graphite on Rite in the Rain cardstock and vellum, 11 x 17 inches</image:caption>
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                    <image:loc>https://davidrueter.com/img/titles/a-line-a-mollusk/_DSC4664-1200w.jpeg</image:loc>
                    <image:title>Too, 2021</image:title>
                    <image:caption>Marissa Lee Benedict and David Rueter, Too, 2021, Wash methylcellulose on PET paper mounted on MDF panel, 9 x 12 inches</image:caption>
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                <image:image>
                    <image:loc>https://davidrueter.com/img/titles/a-line-a-mollusk/_DSC4667-3000w.jpeg</image:loc>
                    <image:title>Delamination (Eugene, OR, US), 2021</image:title>
                    <image:caption>Marissa Lee Benedict and David Rueter, Delamination (Eugene, OR, US), 2021, Pen on paper, 22 x 30 inches</image:caption>
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                    <image:loc>https://davidrueter.com/img/titles/a-line-a-mollusk/_DSC4669-1200w.jpeg</image:loc>
                    <image:title>But does it scale?, 2021</image:title>
                    <image:caption>Marissa Lee Benedict and David Rueter, But does it scale?, 2021, Pen on Rite in the Rain cardstock, mounted on MDF panel, 9 x 12 inches</image:caption>
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                    <image:loc>https://davidrueter.com/img/titles/a-line-a-mollusk/_DSC4720-3000w.jpeg</image:loc>
                    <image:title>But does it scale?, 2021</image:title>
                    <image:caption>Marissa Lee Benedict and David Rueter, But does it scale?, 2021, Pen on Rite in the Rain cardstock, mounted on MDF panel, 9 x 12 inches</image:caption>
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                    <image:loc>https://davidrueter.com/img/titles/a-line-a-mollusk/_DSC4670-1200w.jpeg</image:loc>
                    <image:title>Out of Scope, 2020-2021</image:title>
                    <image:caption>Marissa Lee Benedict and David Rueter, Out of Scope, 2020-2021, Oil pastel, EXPO marker, and graphite on Rite in the Rain paper, 8.5 x 11 inches</image:caption>
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                <image:image>
                    <image:loc>https://davidrueter.com/img/titles/a-line-a-mollusk/_DSC4672-3000w.jpeg</image:loc>
                    <image:title>Fortification Theory #1, 2021</image:title>
                    <image:caption>Marissa Lee Benedict and David Rueter, Fortification Theory #1, 2021, Pen on paper, 22 x 30 inches</image:caption>
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                    <image:loc>https://davidrueter.com/img/titles/a-line-a-mollusk/_DSC4778-3000w.jpeg</image:loc>
                    <image:title>Fortification Theory #1, 2021</image:title>
                    <image:caption>Marissa Lee Benedict and David Rueter, Fortification Theory #1, 2021, Pen on paper, 22 x 30 inches</image:caption>
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                    <image:loc>https://davidrueter.com/img/titles/a-line-a-mollusk/_DSC4674-3000w.jpeg</image:loc>
                    <image:title>Jackdaw Drowning, 2021</image:title>
                    <image:caption>Marissa Lee Benedict and David Rueter, Jackdaw Drowning, 2021, Graphite, linseed oil, and pigment on PET paper, 8.5 x 11 inches</image:caption>
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                    <image:loc>https://davidrueter.com/img/titles/a-line-a-mollusk/_DSC4676-1200w.jpeg</image:loc>
                    <image:title>Oblique Sextant, 2020</image:title>
                    <image:caption>Marissa Lee Benedict and David Rueter, Oblique Sextant, 2020, Oil pastel and EXPO marker on Rite in the Rain paper, 19 x 23 inches</image:caption>
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                    <image:loc>https://davidrueter.com/img/titles/a-line-a-mollusk/_DSC4679-1200w.jpeg</image:loc>
                    <image:title>Market Will Manage, 2020</image:title>
                    <image:caption>Marissa Lee Benedict and David Rueter, Market Will Manage, 2020, Pen on vellum, 12 x 18 inches</image:caption>
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                    <image:loc>https://davidrueter.com/img/titles/a-line-a-mollusk/_DSC4682-3000w.jpeg</image:loc>
                    <image:title>Foiled Again, 2021</image:title>
                    <image:caption>Marissa Lee Benedict and David Rueter, Foiled Again, 2021, Aluminum foil, rabbit skin glue, 12 x 16 inches</image:caption>
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                    <image:loc>https://davidrueter.com/img/titles/a-line-a-mollusk/_DSC4683-3000w.jpeg</image:loc>
                    <image:title>Fuck, 2019</image:title>
                    <image:caption>Marissa Lee Benedict and David Rueter, Fuck, 2019, Graphite on vellum, 16.5 x 11.8125 inches</image:caption>
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                    <image:loc>https://davidrueter.com/img/titles/a-line-a-mollusk/_DSC4691-3000w.jpeg</image:loc>
                    <image:title>Swiss Cheese, 2020-2021</image:title>
                    <image:caption>Marissa Lee Benedict and David Rueter, Swiss Cheese, 2020-2021, Pen on paper, 22 x 30 inches</image:caption>
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                    <image:loc>https://davidrueter.com/img/titles/a-line-a-mollusk/_DSC4692-3000w.jpeg</image:loc>
                    <image:title>Water Works, 2020</image:title>
                    <image:caption>Marissa Lee Benedict and David Rueter, Water Works, 2020, Oil pastel, pen and watercolor pencil on Rite in the rain paper, 8.5 x 11 inches</image:caption>
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                    <image:loc>https://davidrueter.com/img/titles/a-line-a-mollusk/_DSC4732-3000w.jpeg</image:loc>
                    <image:title>Water Works, 2020</image:title>
                    <image:caption>Marissa Lee Benedict and David Rueter, Water Works, 2020, Oil pastel, pen and watercolor pencil on Rite in the rain paper, 8.5 x 11 inches</image:caption>
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                    <image:loc>https://davidrueter.com/img/titles/a-line-a-mollusk/_DSC4688-3000w.jpeg</image:loc>
                    <image:title>Infinite Radiator , 2021</image:title>
                    <image:caption>Marissa Lee Benedict and David Rueter, Infinite Radiator , 2021, Etched copper, 9 x 12 inches</image:caption>
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                    <image:loc>https://davidrueter.com/img/titles/a-line-a-mollusk/_DSC4693-1200w.jpeg</image:loc>
                    <image:title>Index/Accident, 2021</image:title>
                    <image:caption>Marissa Lee Benedict and David Rueter, Index/Accident, 2021, Pen and oil pastel on paper, 22 x 30 inches</image:caption>
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                    <image:loc>https://davidrueter.com/img/titles/a-line-a-mollusk/_DSC4694-1200w.jpeg</image:loc>
                    <image:title>Blow Mold, 2021</image:title>
                    <image:caption>Marissa Lee Benedict and David Rueter, Blow Mold, 2021, Wax pencil, graphite, oil pastel, oil on 2mm grid Rite in the Rain paper, 8.5 x 11 inches</image:caption>
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                    <image:loc>https://davidrueter.com/img/titles/a-line-a-mollusk/_DSC4697-1200w.jpeg</image:loc>
                    <image:title>Something I Scrawled, 2021</image:title>
                    <image:caption>Marissa Lee Benedict and David Rueter, Something I Scrawled, 2021, Pen on vellum, 11 x 17 inches</image:caption>
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                    <image:loc>https://davidrueter.com/img/titles/a-line-a-mollusk/_DSC4698-3000w.jpeg</image:loc>
                    <image:title>Shellac, 2018</image:title>
                    <image:caption>Marissa Lee Benedict and David Rueter, Shellac, 2018, Shellac and gouache on 1/4” isometric Rite in the Rain paper, 12 x 18 inches</image:caption>
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                    <image:loc>https://davidrueter.com/img/titles/a-line-a-mollusk/_DSC4700-1200w.jpeg</image:loc>
                    <image:title>Chalked Oil, 2021</image:title>
                    <image:caption>Marissa Lee Benedict and David Rueter, Chalked Oil, 2021, Linseed oil, calcium carbonate on vellum, 12 x18 inches</image:caption>
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                    <image:loc>https://davidrueter.com/img/titles/a-line-a-mollusk/_DSC4702-3000w.jpeg</image:loc>
                    <image:title>MF, 2020</image:title>
                    <image:caption>Marissa Lee Benedict and David Rueter, MF, 2020, Pen and oil pastel on vellum, 12 x 18 inches</image:caption>
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                    <image:loc>https://davidrueter.com/img/titles/a-line-a-mollusk/_DSC4706-3000w.jpeg</image:loc>
                    <image:title>Vertical Sextant, 2021</image:title>
                    <image:caption>Marissa Lee Benedict and David Rueter, Vertical Sextant, 2021, Graphite, carbon paper, and oil pastel on Rite in the Rain paper, 19 x 23 inches</image:caption>
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        </url>
        
    
        <url>
            <loc>https://davidrueter.com/titles/deposition/</loc>
            <lastmod>2021-08-24T00:00:00.000Z</lastmod>
             
                
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                    <image:title>deposition / deposição, 2021</image:title>
                    <image:caption>Marissa Lee Benedict, Daniel de Paula, and David Rueter, deposition / deposição, 2021, Installation</image:caption>
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                    <image:loc>https://davidrueter.com/img/titles/deposition/deposition-everton-10-3000w.jpeg</image:loc>
                    <image:title>deposition / deposição, 2021</image:title>
                    <image:caption>Marissa Lee Benedict, Daniel de Paula, and David Rueter, deposition / deposição, 2021, Installation</image:caption>
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                    <image:loc>https://davidrueter.com/img/titles/deposition/deposition-everton-06-3000w.jpeg</image:loc>
                    <image:title>deposition / deposição, 2021</image:title>
                    <image:caption>Marissa Lee Benedict, Daniel de Paula, and David Rueter, deposition / deposição, 2021, Installation</image:caption>
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                    <image:title>deposition / deposição, 2021</image:title>
                    <image:caption>Marissa Lee Benedict, Daniel de Paula, and David Rueter, deposition / deposição, 2021, Installation</image:caption>
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                    <image:title>deposition / deposição, 2021</image:title>
                    <image:caption>Marissa Lee Benedict, Daniel de Paula, and David Rueter, deposition / deposição, 2021, Installation</image:caption>
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                    <image:title>deposition / deposição, 2021</image:title>
                    <image:caption>Marissa Lee Benedict, Daniel de Paula, and David Rueter, deposition / deposição, 2021, Installation</image:caption>
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                    <image:title>deposition / deposição, 2021</image:title>
                    <image:caption>Marissa Lee Benedict, Daniel de Paula, and David Rueter, deposition / deposição, 2021, Installation</image:caption>
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                    <image:title>deposition / deposição, 2021</image:title>
                    <image:caption>Marissa Lee Benedict, Daniel de Paula, and David Rueter, deposition / deposição, 2021, Installation</image:caption>
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                    <image:loc>https://davidrueter.com/img/titles/deposition/deposition-packing-render-1920w.jpeg</image:loc>
                    <image:title>deposition / deposição, 2021</image:title>
                    <image:caption>Marissa Lee Benedict, Daniel de Paula, and David Rueter, deposition / deposição, 2021, Installation</image:caption>
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        </url>
        
    
        <url>
            <loc>https://davidrueter.com/titles/lamina/</loc>
            <lastmod>2021-09-20T00:00:00.000Z</lastmod>
             
                
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                    <video:thumbnail_loc>https://davidrueter.com/titles/lamina/lamina-vid/poster.jpg</video:thumbnail_loc>
                    <video:title>lâmina, 2021</video:title>
                    <video:description>Marissa Lee Benedict and David Rueter, lâmina, 2021, Single-channel video installation, 2:00 TRT, Commissioned for the São Paulo project space um trabalho um texto (one work one text), lâmina is a one-night video work – a singular gesture – exhibited in parallel with a text by curator João Paulo Quintella. Documenting two hands, tentatively, awkwardly, bringing two pieces of 0.7 mm pencil lead (graphite) close enough to spark an electric carbon arc — an early form of spark lighting used for projecting films — before burning out, the work tightly loops together the history of moving image and its means of production.
This tight loop loosens over the course of the evening with a pile-up of strange and unexpected encounters: between the congenial atmosphere of the project space and the passing audience on the street; between the humming fan of a digital projector and the roar of traffic; between the loud squealing kisses of tiny graphite pencil lead rods, powered by a motorcycle battery, burning into light; and between the projected image of a beach at the mouth of a major colonial shipping channel, and the threshold of a garage door.
The exhibition contract for lâmina dictates that this version of the video (not including documentation of the video in situ) will only be publicly shown once (from sunset 18:04:00 to midnight on 26 September 2020 R. Rocha, 386 - Bela Vista, São Paulo, 013300-000, Brazil).
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                    <video:content_loc>https://davidrueter.com/titles/lamina/lamina-vid/master.m3u8</video:content_loc>	
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                    <image:title>lâmina, 2021</image:title>
                    <image:caption>Marissa Lee Benedict and David Rueter, lâmina, 2021, Single-channel video installation, 2:00 TRT, Commissioned for the São Paulo project space um trabalho um texto (one work one text), lâmina is a one-night video work – a singular gesture – exhibited in parallel with a text by curator João Paulo Quintella. Documenting two hands, tentatively, awkwardly, bringing two pieces of 0.7 mm pencil lead (graphite) close enough to spark an electric carbon arc — an early form of spark lighting used for projecting films — before burning out, the work tightly loops together the history of moving image and its means of production.
This tight loop loosens over the course of the evening with a pile-up of strange and unexpected encounters: between the congenial atmosphere of the project space and the passing audience on the street; between the humming fan of a digital projector and the roar of traffic; between the loud squealing kisses of tiny graphite pencil lead rods, powered by a motorcycle battery, burning into light; and between the projected image of a beach at the mouth of a major colonial shipping channel, and the threshold of a garage door.
The exhibition contract for lâmina dictates that this version of the video (not including documentation of the video in situ) will only be publicly shown once (from sunset 18:04:00 to midnight on 26 September 2020 R. Rocha, 386 - Bela Vista, São Paulo, 013300-000, Brazil).
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                    <image:title>lâmina, 2021</image:title>
                    <image:caption>Marissa Lee Benedict and David Rueter, lâmina, 2021, Single-channel video installation, 2:00 TRT, Commissioned for the São Paulo project space um trabalho um texto (one work one text), lâmina is a one-night video work – a singular gesture – exhibited in parallel with a text by curator João Paulo Quintella. Documenting two hands, tentatively, awkwardly, bringing two pieces of 0.7 mm pencil lead (graphite) close enough to spark an electric carbon arc — an early form of spark lighting used for projecting films — before burning out, the work tightly loops together the history of moving image and its means of production.
This tight loop loosens over the course of the evening with a pile-up of strange and unexpected encounters: between the congenial atmosphere of the project space and the passing audience on the street; between the humming fan of a digital projector and the roar of traffic; between the loud squealing kisses of tiny graphite pencil lead rods, powered by a motorcycle battery, burning into light; and between the projected image of a beach at the mouth of a major colonial shipping channel, and the threshold of a garage door.
The exhibition contract for lâmina dictates that this version of the video (not including documentation of the video in situ) will only be publicly shown once (from sunset 18:04:00 to midnight on 26 September 2020 R. Rocha, 386 - Bela Vista, São Paulo, 013300-000, Brazil).
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                    <image:title>lâmina, 2021</image:title>
                    <image:caption>Marissa Lee Benedict and David Rueter, lâmina, 2021, Single-channel video installation, 2:00 TRT, Commissioned for the São Paulo project space um trabalho um texto (one work one text), lâmina is a one-night video work – a singular gesture – exhibited in parallel with a text by curator João Paulo Quintella. Documenting two hands, tentatively, awkwardly, bringing two pieces of 0.7 mm pencil lead (graphite) close enough to spark an electric carbon arc — an early form of spark lighting used for projecting films — before burning out, the work tightly loops together the history of moving image and its means of production.
This tight loop loosens over the course of the evening with a pile-up of strange and unexpected encounters: between the congenial atmosphere of the project space and the passing audience on the street; between the humming fan of a digital projector and the roar of traffic; between the loud squealing kisses of tiny graphite pencil lead rods, powered by a motorcycle battery, burning into light; and between the projected image of a beach at the mouth of a major colonial shipping channel, and the threshold of a garage door.
The exhibition contract for lâmina dictates that this version of the video (not including documentation of the video in situ) will only be publicly shown once (from sunset 18:04:00 to midnight on 26 September 2020 R. Rocha, 386 - Bela Vista, São Paulo, 013300-000, Brazil).
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                    <image:title>lâmina, 2021</image:title>
                    <image:caption>Marissa Lee Benedict and David Rueter, lâmina, 2021, Single-channel video installation, 2:00 TRT, Commissioned for the São Paulo project space um trabalho um texto (one work one text), lâmina is a one-night video work – a singular gesture – exhibited in parallel with a text by curator João Paulo Quintella. Documenting two hands, tentatively, awkwardly, bringing two pieces of 0.7 mm pencil lead (graphite) close enough to spark an electric carbon arc — an early form of spark lighting used for projecting films — before burning out, the work tightly loops together the history of moving image and its means of production.
This tight loop loosens over the course of the evening with a pile-up of strange and unexpected encounters: between the congenial atmosphere of the project space and the passing audience on the street; between the humming fan of a digital projector and the roar of traffic; between the loud squealing kisses of tiny graphite pencil lead rods, powered by a motorcycle battery, burning into light; and between the projected image of a beach at the mouth of a major colonial shipping channel, and the threshold of a garage door.
The exhibition contract for lâmina dictates that this version of the video (not including documentation of the video in situ) will only be publicly shown once (from sunset 18:04:00 to midnight on 26 September 2020 R. Rocha, 386 - Bela Vista, São Paulo, 013300-000, Brazil).
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                    <image:title>lâmina, 2021</image:title>
                    <image:caption>Marissa Lee Benedict and David Rueter, lâmina, 2021, Single-channel video installation, 2:00 TRT, Commissioned for the São Paulo project space um trabalho um texto (one work one text), lâmina is a one-night video work – a singular gesture – exhibited in parallel with a text by curator João Paulo Quintella. Documenting two hands, tentatively, awkwardly, bringing two pieces of 0.7 mm pencil lead (graphite) close enough to spark an electric carbon arc — an early form of spark lighting used for projecting films — before burning out, the work tightly loops together the history of moving image and its means of production.
This tight loop loosens over the course of the evening with a pile-up of strange and unexpected encounters: between the congenial atmosphere of the project space and the passing audience on the street; between the humming fan of a digital projector and the roar of traffic; between the loud squealing kisses of tiny graphite pencil lead rods, powered by a motorcycle battery, burning into light; and between the projected image of a beach at the mouth of a major colonial shipping channel, and the threshold of a garage door.
The exhibition contract for lâmina dictates that this version of the video (not including documentation of the video in situ) will only be publicly shown once (from sunset 18:04:00 to midnight on 26 September 2020 R. Rocha, 386 - Bela Vista, São Paulo, 013300-000, Brazil).
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                    <image:title>lâmina, 2021</image:title>
                    <image:caption>Marissa Lee Benedict and David Rueter, lâmina, 2021, Single-channel video installation, 2:00 TRT, Commissioned for the São Paulo project space um trabalho um texto (one work one text), lâmina is a one-night video work – a singular gesture – exhibited in parallel with a text by curator João Paulo Quintella. Documenting two hands, tentatively, awkwardly, bringing two pieces of 0.7 mm pencil lead (graphite) close enough to spark an electric carbon arc — an early form of spark lighting used for projecting films — before burning out, the work tightly loops together the history of moving image and its means of production.
This tight loop loosens over the course of the evening with a pile-up of strange and unexpected encounters: between the congenial atmosphere of the project space and the passing audience on the street; between the humming fan of a digital projector and the roar of traffic; between the loud squealing kisses of tiny graphite pencil lead rods, powered by a motorcycle battery, burning into light; and between the projected image of a beach at the mouth of a major colonial shipping channel, and the threshold of a garage door.
The exhibition contract for lâmina dictates that this version of the video (not including documentation of the video in situ) will only be publicly shown once (from sunset 18:04:00 to midnight on 26 September 2020 R. Rocha, 386 - Bela Vista, São Paulo, 013300-000, Brazil).
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                    <image:title>lâmina, 2021</image:title>
                    <image:caption>Marissa Lee Benedict and David Rueter, lâmina, 2021, Single-channel video installation, 2:00 TRT, Commissioned for the São Paulo project space um trabalho um texto (one work one text), lâmina is a one-night video work – a singular gesture – exhibited in parallel with a text by curator João Paulo Quintella. Documenting two hands, tentatively, awkwardly, bringing two pieces of 0.7 mm pencil lead (graphite) close enough to spark an electric carbon arc — an early form of spark lighting used for projecting films — before burning out, the work tightly loops together the history of moving image and its means of production.
This tight loop loosens over the course of the evening with a pile-up of strange and unexpected encounters: between the congenial atmosphere of the project space and the passing audience on the street; between the humming fan of a digital projector and the roar of traffic; between the loud squealing kisses of tiny graphite pencil lead rods, powered by a motorcycle battery, burning into light; and between the projected image of a beach at the mouth of a major colonial shipping channel, and the threshold of a garage door.
The exhibition contract for lâmina dictates that this version of the video (not including documentation of the video in situ) will only be publicly shown once (from sunset 18:04:00 to midnight on 26 September 2020 R. Rocha, 386 - Bela Vista, São Paulo, 013300-000, Brazil).
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        </url>
        
    
        <url>
            <loc>https://davidrueter.com/titles/under-cover-of-a-solid-object/</loc>
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                    <image:caption>Marissa Lee Benedict, Daniel de Paula, and David Rueter, under cover of a solid object, 2022, Relief in floor wax, excerpt from the artists’ contract for the work deposition (2021), debris removed from ventilation ducts under the Chicago Board of Trade’s former corn futures trading floor, gelatin silver print (circa 1974, photographer unknown; Special Collections and University Archives, University of Illinois, Chicago)., In 2018, Rueter, Benedict, and de Paula acquired a used trading pit from the Chicago Board of Trade, now obsolete as trading goes digital. A huge octagon with seven tiered levels where traders bought and sold corn futures, the pit itself has since traveled to Sao Paolo and back to Chicago. Here it appears only as an outline at full scale, a ghost of itself that questions what can be distilled from a thing’s remnants. A pair of documents and a photograph appear like footnotes above the floor and in the opposite corner of the gallery.</image:caption>
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                    <image:caption>Marissa Lee Benedict, Daniel de Paula, and David Rueter, under cover of a solid object, 2022, Relief in floor wax, excerpt from the artists’ contract for the work deposition (2021), debris removed from ventilation ducts under the Chicago Board of Trade’s former corn futures trading floor, gelatin silver print (circa 1974, photographer unknown; Special Collections and University Archives, University of Illinois, Chicago)., In 2018, Rueter, Benedict, and de Paula acquired a used trading pit from the Chicago Board of Trade, now obsolete as trading goes digital. A huge octagon with seven tiered levels where traders bought and sold corn futures, the pit itself has since traveled to Sao Paolo and back to Chicago. Here it appears only as an outline at full scale, a ghost of itself that questions what can be distilled from a thing’s remnants. A pair of documents and a photograph appear like footnotes above the floor and in the opposite corner of the gallery.</image:caption>
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                    <image:caption>Marissa Lee Benedict, Daniel de Paula, and David Rueter, under cover of a solid object, 2022, Relief in floor wax, excerpt from the artists’ contract for the work deposition (2021), debris removed from ventilation ducts under the Chicago Board of Trade’s former corn futures trading floor, gelatin silver print (circa 1974, photographer unknown; Special Collections and University Archives, University of Illinois, Chicago)., In 2018, Rueter, Benedict, and de Paula acquired a used trading pit from the Chicago Board of Trade, now obsolete as trading goes digital. A huge octagon with seven tiered levels where traders bought and sold corn futures, the pit itself has since traveled to Sao Paolo and back to Chicago. Here it appears only as an outline at full scale, a ghost of itself that questions what can be distilled from a thing’s remnants. A pair of documents and a photograph appear like footnotes above the floor and in the opposite corner of the gallery.</image:caption>
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                    <image:caption>Marissa Lee Benedict, Daniel de Paula, and David Rueter, under cover of a solid object, 2022, Relief in floor wax, excerpt from the artists’ contract for the work deposition (2021), debris removed from ventilation ducts under the Chicago Board of Trade’s former corn futures trading floor, gelatin silver print (circa 1974, photographer unknown; Special Collections and University Archives, University of Illinois, Chicago)., In 2018, Rueter, Benedict, and de Paula acquired a used trading pit from the Chicago Board of Trade, now obsolete as trading goes digital. A huge octagon with seven tiered levels where traders bought and sold corn futures, the pit itself has since traveled to Sao Paolo and back to Chicago. Here it appears only as an outline at full scale, a ghost of itself that questions what can be distilled from a thing’s remnants. A pair of documents and a photograph appear like footnotes above the floor and in the opposite corner of the gallery.</image:caption>
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