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THE SHRINE by Armando Mariño
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Galleri Christoffer Egelund proudly presents “The Shrine” by Armando Mariño, the artist’s fourth solo show at the gallery. Armando Mariño’s masterful combination of color and darkness, abstraction and figuration can be experienced at Bredgade 75 in Copenhagen from October 25th until November 22nd 2024.
Title: THE SHRINE by Armando Mariño
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Galleri Christoffer Egelund proudly presents “The Shrine” by Armando Mariño, the artist’s fourth solo show at the gallery.
Armando Mariño’s masterful combination of color and darkness, abstraction and figuration can be experienced at Bredgade 75 in Copenhagen from October 25th until November 22nd 2024.
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