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Not specifically talks but I think these informed my artistic perspective heavily: - Anne-Marie Schneider‘s full body of work. - Pierre Soulages Exhibit at Fabre Museum. - Germaine Richier‘s sculptures from 1959 - The Works of Alexandre Cabanel - Montpellier‘s Individual Benches (so cute!) - The Writings of Gaston Bachelard - Taoism in general Happy to share more but these are the ones off the top of my head ❣️

@Diego

Jan 17, 2024

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