Monument · 2003
The Great Escape
The blinders that were intended to protect him from the real and imaginary danger behind him now only protect him from his own common sense.
Monument — 2003
The story.
The blinders that were intended to protect him from the real and imaginary danger behind him now only protect him from his own common sense. The once familiar working clothes that he wore when he was employed to make his little meadow circles have now become the makings of a runaway.
One last snort at the wreck developing around him and he takes off for the biggest, fastest, and freest circle of his life.
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2 further photographs of this work held in the catalogue. The catalogue records no caption, date, or photographer for these files.
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