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Injustice

Submitted by kmanning on Mon, 10/20/2008 - 8:12am.
This piece, as well as the genetics piece, seem to represent the artist's obsession with the injustice of his situation. There is an underlying sense of anger, both at society for not accepting, and at genetics, or karma, or whatever caused him to feel this way, throughout many, if not all, of these pieces.

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