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demiurgic

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In the beginning of time these islands were made the home of the Valar, those demiurgic beings created before Creation in order to assist the One God (Iluvatar) in fashioning the world and those things that would dwell within it.
Both Calypso and Johann Maersk are likewise erotically deformed, but not through willed perversion, rather through the demiurgic machinations of others.
It should also be noted that whereas creating photographic doubles remains a game for some photographers, for others, it represents an artistic strategy and a means to initiate thinking about representation and demiurgic power.
 
 
 
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