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Silvère Jarrosson, The expression of a catastrophe
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On the beach of Leffrinckoucke, near Dunkirk, France, dozens of blockhouses follow one another. Among these blockhouses, stands a monument of light, covered with thousands of shards of mirrors and entitled Reflect (Reflechir). This monument is the work of an artist from the Hauts-de-France region in the north of France, with the pseudonym of Anonyme. In 2014, he clandestinely seized one of the blockhouses to create a monument that is both aesthetic and rich in symbols. This shows us that men are capable of the best
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SolidArty founded by two French of Sotheby’s Institute of Art to support Doctors Without Borders
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