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- Sarah
- Hello. I make pictures and collaborate with musicians, scientists and other organisms. I think I am this: Not all of the things that are not me. Here you will find a rambling discussion of my Researh Questions, which are: "What's going on 'ere then?" and "Is it???". See more pictures at: http://wwww.sarahroberts.net , And please feel free to leave me your comments while you're here.
these slime mould paintings are amazing, what a brilliant idea and what a fascinating and beautiful result!
ReplyDeleteI'm worry becaus u don't write. I think, perhaps Sarah has been eaten by Phisarium policephalum, oh my god!!!!
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