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This science-fiction work talks of parallel multi-dimensional portals that are open in different spaces and times. It describes a portal door in the middle of the Egyptian desert which is connected with space, allowing celestial bodies to enter and fly on the surface of the desert. This absurd anomaly is often reported from around the world and this work tries to illustrate this phenomenon with a more imaginative and surreal character.
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“Art in my opinion is the most honest and powerful manifestation of the human mind”
"The brilliant Sri Pramono’s Reading Nature’s Signs #2 is a complex and meaningful abstract that reminds us of a universal method to every madness. The subtle colors used - a far cry from the hues that usually portray nature - all blend in perfect harmony to indicate a flow that takes in everything, no matter how diverse. Thanks to MayinArt for highlighting the works of such prolific artists."
