DNA Of An Extinction Event No.1

Sculpture, Ideas, Death, Technological, Memory, 64x88x6.5cm

Paper future time history knowledge essence codes

Is our timeline encoded somewhere, both as individuals and as a species? What do we receive from life and what do we take from it? How do we read history, and in essence the passing of time itself?

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Francesco Lussana

Artist - Bergamo, Italy

Tanya Bartolini

Premium Artist - Milano, Italy

renato mericco

Artist - Milano, Italy

Patrick Smith

Premium Sculptor - London, Canada

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10 months ago

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fabulous! (and as you concisely depicted it, the hiatuses very interesting too)

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DNA Of An Extinction Event No.1