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Dale Frank, He was a spiritual hypochondriac, he dreamt of reincarnation, as he had been so good in this life he dreamt of coming back as a bacteria living as an STD, desperately finding Tracy, his current boss’s housekeeper in this life, but then he thou
Title: Dale Frank, He was a spiritual hypochondriac, he dreamt of reincarnation, as he had been so good in this life he dreamt of coming back as a bacteria living as an STD, desperately finding Tracy, his current boss’s housekeeper in this life, but then he thou
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Translucent dyes in pigment and easycast, epoxyglass, on perspex, 200 × 200 cm.
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