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Mark Douglas Douglas’
digital
prints are a combination of text, image, mathematical formulae,
geometry, and astronomy that is meant to lead the viewer to an introspective
conclusion, a conclusion which is defined by the viewer. I think
of the work as a kind of visual poetry in the sense of conveying
a sensation or series of sensations which the viewer can combine
or recombine. Haiku rather than epic. <Back
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| Xen (zen) pref. 1. strange; foreign; different: as in xenophobe or xenophile 401
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