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Creating disappearance of an object/image, by showing my own categorization (like Borges) with (hard to classified) existing, non- existing and fantasy animal illustrations. By showing it with a slide projector creates an zoology class in the old-days, you will not know what’s real or not. The guide shows you the classification of alive, extinct and fiction en names of the animals all in Latin. Creating an fiction-fact series of slides I'm showing an non-existing fantasy world. – Photo/installation work. | Creating disappearance of an object/image, by showing my own categorization (like Borges) with (hard to classified) existing, non- existing and fantasy animal illustrations. By showing it with a slide projector creates an zoology class in the old-days, you will not know what’s real or not. The guide shows you the classification of alive, extinct and fiction en names of the animals all in Latin. Creating an fiction-fact series of slides I'm showing an non-existing fantasy world. – Photo/installation work. | ||
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Creating disappearance of an object/image, by showing my own categorization (like Borges) with (hard to classified) existing, non- existing and fantasy animal illustrations. By showing it with a slide projector creates an zoology class in the old-days, you will not know what’s real or not. The guide shows you the classification of alive, extinct and fiction en names of the animals all in Latin. Creating an fiction-fact series of slides I'm showing an non-existing fantasy world. – Photo/installation work.