Draco Arising: New Work by William Song
These flowing forms coalesced into the Draco constellation, sparking a series of paintings that navigate between the celestial and the elemental through richly layered textures and luminous color.
These flowing forms coalesced into the Draco constellation, sparking a series of paintings that navigate between the celestial and the elemental through richly layered textures and luminous color.
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