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"Plucked" by Fantasía Ariel

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"Plucked" is an exploration of the many facets of women and how their experiences shape them. Fantasía Ariel sat down with her subjects, engaging them in conversations about their lives, snapping photos which would turn into a painted portrait. The exhibition features 11 works on canvas.
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Title: "Plucked" by Fantasía Ariel
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"Plucked" is an exploration of the many facets of women and how their experiences shape them.
Fantasía Ariel sat down with her subjects, engaging them in conversations about their lives, snapping photos which would turn into a painted portrait.
The exhibition features 11 works on canvas.

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