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  1. ‘Do you see me, I’ first in a series I’m working on, inspired by the work & title of my great fav Raymond Saunders’ ‘They Don’t Always See You’ (1996). After it was “done” I noticed #eyes and I was annoyed. But I let it be, and now I think the “eyes” might work. #Abstractia #AbstractArt

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  2. An eye for an eye makes the whole world blind! We should condemn cruelty without becoming cruel ourselves. And even televising this cruelty? Have people gone mad?

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  3. “an eye for an eye, and the whole world goes blind.” people are celebrating the fact that there will be a publicized execution in the USA. they WANT to watch it. this isn’t normal, you are not normal if you’re cheering this on and willfully watching. what are we doing?!

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