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Mariusz Lewandowski is a Polish artist born in 1960 who lives in northern Poland and takes inspiration from his own mind as well as music and the unexplained. His mysterious painting depicts hazy mountains in the light of a full moon and wandering people who seem unsure of their direction, painted in dark colors. Lewandowski creates other works in addition to this mysterious piece.
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