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Lost In Art
In an inverted world, where art oscillates between a political decoration and a conversation between illuminated people, someone in the antipodes of art attempts to undo the mirage and, facing the ghosts, in the centre of the world, thinks of the noise that could save him.
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In an inverted world, where art oscillates between a political decoration and a conversation between illuminated people, someone in the antipodes of art attempts to undo the mirage and, facing the ghosts, in the centre of the world, thinks of the noise that could save him.
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