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In a new @googlearts experiment, we asked 1,300 people to describe how a set of images make them feel, then plotted them on an interactive map to explore the feelings evoked by art → https://t.co/5yYHzkX1Gv pic.twitter.com/vgjUdK8ImX
— Google (@Google) April 7, 2021
