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VIDEO (I SEE)
In this series, I explore the intersection of antiquity and the present, focusing on Roman-era sculptures that have been given new life through the addition of living, expressive eyes. The eyes of these sculptures are a reminder that history is not merely something to be studied or commemorated; it is something that observes us in return, holding us accountable for how we carry its lessons forward.
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