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The Graphic Sex Project is a public art installation where participants make graphs of a good sexual experience using colored cubes. The goal of the project is to give people a way to reflect on and communicate their sexual desires and values, as well as showcase and normalize the wide variety of human sexual behaviors through a display of participant-made graphs. Here we describe the Graphic Sex Project and the results of a preliminary quantitative analysis. Our findings support the potential application of the Graphic Sex Project toward research into sexual desires and preferences, as well as a tool for therapeutic settings.
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