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The Fine Art of Gl'nage
A glimpse into the life and philosophy of Dale Egan who has been practicing the art of 'Gl'nage' for decades.
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This piece gives the viewer a glimpse into the life and philosophy of Dale Egan who has been practicing the art of 'Gl'nage' for decades where he reclaims the artefacts of our disposable society.
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Dale Egan
Dale Egan
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