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I work with found shells of various animals, which I perceive as frozen in time and space. I make molds from them and subsequently pour liquid plastic in the molds. New bizarre animals and beings emerge. They either remain in the form of a small object, but some are brought back to life with a mechanism, and some become jewelry.<\/p>\n

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