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Home Art Must be I’ve been smoking too long…

Must be I’ve been smoking too long…

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Subhadeep De
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August 25, 2018
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Soft pastels on bifold

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Selected byJordan Trethewey
Image credit:Subhadeep De
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    Subhadeep De

    My artworks explore spaces where the horrors of the excesses of post-colonial urbanization intersect with the chaotic beauty of nature as a self-sufficient organism.

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