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Transfiguration: Slow Approximation 

The images and their montage generate a stream of perceptions and associations, if you will, they are pastoral dream images of tenderness and love, but over the whole, there is a feeling of sadness and destruction.
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The images and their montage generate a stream of perceptions and associations, if you will, they are pastoral dream images of tenderness and love, but over the whole, there is a feeling of sadness and destruction.

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