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Recycling Postcards Project from the collection, with Zohar Jolles, 2013

Recycling Postcards Project from the collection, with Zohar Jolles, 2013

Recycling Postcards Project from the collection, with Zohar Jolles, 2013

Recycling Postcards Project from the collection, with Zohar Jolles, 2013

Recycling Postcards Project from the collection, with Zohar Jolles, 2013

Recycling Postcards Project from the collection, with Zohar Jolles, 2013

Recycling Postcards Project from the collection, with Zohar Jolles, 2013

Recycling Postcards Project from the collection, with Zohar Jolles, 2013

Recycling Postcards Project from the collection, with Zohar Jolles, 2013

Recycling Postcards Project from the collection, with Zohar Jolles, 2013

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Here is my Museum – Library – Meeting place as perhaps was the Ancient Alexandria Library; the internet Arcade is a conjunction where personal archetypes resonate jointly with the collective ones. It is where linear time is almost meaningless. Accordingly, fiction and reality connect and influence each other.