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Print of a TRUE OUTLAW, made in a series of 10. Trying to start expanding my collage work into different mediums other than paper on paper, working with more screenprinting and other forms of mixed media. This summer will be a productive one.
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スペース1999 (Space 1999)
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Shinorama Tokyo Pool, 1986
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Flamingos take refuge in a bathroom at Miami-Metro Zoo, Sept. 14, 1999 as tropical-storm force winds from Hurricane Floyd approached the Miami area.
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“…The best advice remains to take what comes, to behave like some sluggish mass, and even if one should feel oneself being blown away, not to be tempted into one superfluous step, to gaze at the other with wary animal eye, to feel no remorse, in a word, to crush out with ones hands whatever ghostly particle of life remains, that is, to intensify the final peace of the grave and not to allow anything else.” — Franz Kafka, Resolutions