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Visual ASMR

By Aleksandra Szymanska 04 : 04 : 2016 The E-motional Economy : ASMR : Tactility

Can slow motion make your heart beat faster? Digital creatives are drawing on sensory phenomena such as ASMR to develop a new type of visual fetishism.

Visual ASMR
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