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He is at once a stratum of the earth and a streamer in the air, no painted dragon but a figure of real oneiric power, one that can easily survive the prejudice which arises at the very mention of the word 'dragon'. One could argue that this second generation of postmodernism has still other branches--the oneiric figuration of Yoshitomo Nara and his ilk, and the drolly conceptual interventionism of Tsuyoshi Ozawa, Yutaka Sone, and the one-name Shimabuku--that have also lately received their due on the global circuit. Each poem also ends with a dynamic image of a single horse, revealing a larger scheme in which the poems are linked in a sort of memorial or oneiric reserve. |
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