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NEW RELICS: Xia Peng's Latest Collection
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In his latest collection, artist Xia Peng turns the everyday into something legendary. By pushing the boundaries of paint, he transforms flat surfaces into three-dimensional "relics."
Title: NEW RELICS: Xia Peng's Latest Collection
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In his latest collection, artist Xia Peng turns the everyday into something legendary.
By pushing the boundaries of paint, he transforms flat surfaces into three-dimensional "relics.
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