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In 2015, during the International Year of Light, we will partner artists together to creative interactive and immersive installations that will draw the public. This young artist is interested in very earthy botanical works as well as clay. I think this is fascinating because you do not see many men outside of landscape design engaged in such works. I am hoping to partner him with M. Henry Jones, animator and Marcos Castro, another artist interested in working with plants and living things.
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