Mediah: SPECTRAL VANE AT MUSEUM LONDON
by“As an artist, I feel it is imperative to create positive imagery that can give to the viewer in a time of violence and uncertainty.”
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byI used to have recurring dreams as a child of somebody drowning; and I always knew who it was. But these dreams stopped. And one day I was on my way to class at university and this dream came to me: it was kind of like an apparition, and it felt kind of odd, and the next day I got the phone call.
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