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In a world built entirely out of paper, Adam and Eve live amid advertising, propaganda and carefully crafted ideals. When Eve comes into contact with a forbidden fruit, her sense of reality slowly starts to shift. What follows is a surreal search for the line between illusion and truth, poetically questioning media, consumption and beauty standards.
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In a world built entirely out of paper, Adam and Eve live amid advertising, propaganda and carefully crafted ideals. When Eve comes into contact with a forbidden fruit, her sense of reality slowly starts to shift. What follows is a surreal search for the line between illusion and truth, poetically questioning media, consumption and beauty standards.
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