Marina Maria Buratti


Marina Maria Buratti (@burattimarinamaria), Thinking, 2010, collage, marker pen and watercolor on paper, 29.7 x 21 cm
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riflette
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riflette
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Pensare = riflettere
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pensare è un'attività
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