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© NaqoI Thought I Was Dead (2026)
by Naqo
Carton / Original work•Street Art
23.62 × 19.69 × 0.79 in | 60 × 50 × 2 cm
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This work offers a raw depiction of rejection and relational grief, through a background saturated with overlapping layers that evoke the weight of silence and lingering memories. The central figure combines mixed media—an accumulation of paper, strips of film, and fragmented inscriptions—to embody the impossibility of moving on, isolation, and the ghostly presence of those who have left.
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23.62 × 19.69 × 0.79 in | 60 × 50 × 2 cm · Dessin gouache, encre de Chine, sharpie, crayon alcool · Carton
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