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Words from the artist:
“This photograph explains a popular greeting by Ghanain. You wake up early in the morning, meet a neighbour and they say, " it's morning again", and your response will be" all that's is left for us is to suffer, gain what you'd eat and one day die".In my perspective all we suffering for is our ladle in our hand and our body working its way under the sun until the day we are gone.”
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Photography
Print n°2/10
Paper = Glossy
Size= Small (50×70 cm), Medium (70×100 cm), Large (100×140 cm)
Finition = Print paste on aluminium
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Shipping fees and VAT non-included in the price
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Contact :
Filafriques gallery
📞+41 76 714 58 01
✉️ geneve@filafriques.com
Words from the artist:
“This photograph explains a popular greeting by Ghanain. You wake up early in the morning, meet a neighbour and they say, " it's morning again", and your response will be" all that's is left for us is to suffer, gain what you'd eat and one day die".In my perspective all we suffering for is our ladle in our hand and our body working its way under the sun until the day we are gone.”
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Photography
Print n°2/10
Paper = Glossy
Size= Small (50×70 cm), Medium (70×100 cm), Large (100×140 cm)
Finition = Print paste on aluminium
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Shipping fees and VAT non-included in the price
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Contact :
Filafriques gallery
📞+41 76 714 58 01
✉️ geneve@filafriques.com