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Traffic Triads in the Tropics (Scrolling Image)
I was looking at the pictures in This Post and This Post , and combined some of the image motifs together to make this long scrolling image, in which ideas and depictions from the Cubist art style, the traffic stoplight, … Continue reading →
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