The deadly trinity warps the line between violence and beauty
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19 April 2021 - 19:47
A little while ago, I wrote about the Goodman Gallery Cape Town’s group show Fathom, remarking that this sea-focused exhibition linked the violent ways humans treat one another with the destruction we inflict on the natural world. Arguably this paradigm implies the opposition of violence (tarnished humanity) to beauty (the purity of nature)...
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