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Improvisation
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赤蜻蛉 (Red Dragonfly)
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Makoto Kawashima Tokyo, Japan
“I see spirits all the time. Shadows, phantoms. They appear at the border between your internal world and where the external world affects you. What I want to do is give a certain concrete reality to those things. The essential part of yourself that your internal eyes want to look away from. I try to make that concrete, to give it a melody and let it out.” ... more
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