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Tell Me Your Story.
February 14, 2011
READ ONLY AFTER YOU HAVE INTERPRETED IT YOURSELF.
Manipulated oil background and collaged “I miss my nickel.” at the bottom. The quarter is a representation of growth from the nickel, and the nickel represents being 5 or ‘childhood’ in general. Though a lost childhood is missed, growth has taken place both physically and emotionally. The year on the quarter is the year the author was 5.
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This art has 2 comments.
ShannonCB said...
on Apr. 21 2011 at 10:08 am
Clever and beautiful. Love the blue.
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