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product of the imagination

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Scurrying across the walls, wrapped around pillars and descending from the ceiling are a series of painted characters, some familiar from famous master works, others the product of the imagination of Samir Khaddaje, the artist behind the exhibition.
is a product of the imagination that is experienced as real--and, conversely, a reality that is experienced as fantastic.
As a result of his inquiry he has determined that strategy is not a thing to be poked or prodded but instead a product of the imagination, a sort of alchemy or methods of transmutation from idea into action.
 
 
 
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