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+ Walk Backwards Into The Future
+ Designing The Dream State
+ Visions and Nightmares
+ Prism 1965
+ Why You So Negative?
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(2013) Found Object. Unsharpened pencils and case. — When I was 11, my parents took my sister and I on a 2-week sightseeing trip to India, different then our other trips to India which were filled with visiting relatives in the village. One of the pl

(2013) Found Object. Unsharpened pencils and case.
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When I was 11, my parents took my sister and I on a 2-week sightseeing trip to India, different then our other trips to India which were filled with visiting relatives in the village. One of the places we went on this trip was the Taj Mahal. I remember the moment where my mother put attention to all the holes which were once filled with gemstones that were taken by the British, including the Koh-i-Noor, one of the largest cut diamonds in the world. A couple years later my parents took us to visit some relatives in London. The trip included some..... (swipe to continue)
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sightseeing. We went to the Tower of London, home of the Crown Jewels. My father was a bit restless that day, but my mother was on a mission. She went up to one of the security guards, who happened to be black, and asked him where we could see the Ko

sightseeing. We went to the Tower of London, home of the Crown Jewels. My father was a bit restless that day, but my mother was on a mission. She went up to one of the security guards, who happened to be black, and asked him where we could see the Koh-i-Noor diamond. He said, "Ya of coarse, I can show you” and walked us over to the case that displayed the Queens crown which had the Koh-i-Noor. All my mother said was, “You remember that hole at the Taj Mahal, this is what was in it.” The juxtaposition that she mentioned made a big impact on me.
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