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Nomi Zee

6 years ago

This piece of art is spectacular. Would you kindly share the nme of the artist who created it? Thank you.

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Robert Kaner Interior Design
6 years ago
Thank you for your inquiry! This is a work by Doug Fogelson, a very talented photographer who digitally manipulates his photographs to create complex compositions of time, space and perspective. This work depicts the Tate Modern museum in London. You can find images of Doug's work online.

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