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08.07.2019 – Arts

Everydayness

A photographic essay

A series of photographic essays by Kerannume that explores the mundanity of everyday life.

PHOTOGRAPHS Anne Lu

Everydayness, City life (a), Greece, ©

Everydayness, Country life (b), Greece, ©

Everydayness, Country life (c), Greece, ©

Everydayness, City life (b), Greece, ©

Everydayness, Country life (d), Greece, ©

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