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Eulogy to senseless violence
Eulogy to senseless violence
By Melinda Earle
Visual Arts
Canberra Grammar School - Year 12
This body of work is a series different realistic funeral flowers, whereby charcoals are finger-painted onto newspaper cutouts in order to discuss the repression and densification to tragedy of our contemporary society.
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