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    The Weight of Stuff

    Feb 28, 2020 2 minutes
    MALCOLM BURGESS

    Is it possible to re-create a spirit from mere possessions? Hamish McLaren does not directly pose this question through his images of Auckland workshops, but it is unavoidable, the further down the rabbit hole one goes.

    is a curious project—through the medium

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