Shelf inspired by Ita Meshi's page divisions. Part of my exhibition at MKG127 , October 2009.
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1 comment:
Hey Michael; if this is you, how nice to come across a great blog and then realise that it's authored by someone who makes such great work. Followed and loved your work for a while. Some wonderful finds here. Best, Peter
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