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His drawings is both sad and lively at the same time. An intriguing dilemma embedded in the piece. His paintings reminds me of my own fascination of dust, its rhizome nature and open ended becoming. Go see him if you get the chance.
The South Pole is international territory. No one owns it, or the oil fields around it. The status is to be nogotiated in 2048, and only by having a scientific relation you have a word to say. WE WANT TO SIT AT THAT TABLE WHEN THE WORLD GOES BANANAS!
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