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Three Nano Art Project. Midas’ was researching what is transferred when skin touched gold. Nanoessence’ explored the space between life and death at a nano level. Multiverse investigated silver, the mirror and quantum theories of light and parallel universes in the work.
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Nano art work Paul Thomas
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