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This short film shows the relationship between consumerism and the ongoing genocide and how we as a consumer are also directly responsible for funding it. The work is a video projection on the artist while they do mundane tasks consuming goods that funds genocide.
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This short film shows the relationship between consumerism and the ongoing genocide and how we as a consumer are also directly responsible for funding it. The work is a video projection on the artist while they do mundane tasks consuming goods that funds genocide.
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