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By Max M-K
Edition of 12
This piece is a conversation between two sides of self. The left side of the creature is domineering, raised above its counterpart in such a way that it appears to have the upper hand in this argument. The right side almost cowers when confronted with the more forceful nature of its twin. Both have lost petals and drip blood from each other's barbs. Pattern is nature's asemic language; the leopard print that runs between the two halves describes the attempted reconciliation, but ultimate mistranslation, of the dual aspects within the self.
By Max M-K
Edition of 12
This piece is a conversation between two sides of self. The left side of the creature is domineering, raised above its counterpart in such a way that it appears to have the upper hand in this argument. The right side almost cowers when confronted with the more forceful nature of its twin. Both have lost petals and drip blood from each other's barbs. Pattern is nature's asemic language; the leopard print that runs between the two halves describes the attempted reconciliation, but ultimate mistranslation, of the dual aspects within the self.