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2 comments:
The others are great efforts, but this is truly spectacular.
A metaphor for hierarchy and organisation, yet strangely subversive in the superbly captured "lean". Its as if the reader is invited to ignore the lean as a photographic device, yet to ignore it is to perhaps miss the point. The triumph of postmodernism over a chilling modernism.
Genius.
Um, couldn't have said it better myself...
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