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| ![]() | ![]() "Author" is too indistinct a word. For in rejecting both art and non-art, he has begun to achieve a completely new route -- composed uniquely from existing and future media, standing apart from either yet akin to both. ![]() His works speak to us directly, because they are entirely made of today, of the earth, the sky, the sun; of the tangible but eternal. But they draw us into a hermetic maze of rules, barriers and cordons: paths towards another world that suggest, but do not -- will not -- represent. In these constructions nothing is left unchallenged; yet everything is left unsaid. ![]() | ![]() | |||||||
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