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Dialogue I

Name: Dialogue I
Brand: Evermade

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Dialogue I Art Print by Linus Lohoff Limited Edition of 50. For his latest design work, Linus Lohoff is depicting a "study between forms." Focusing on clean lines and geometric tension, the designer has stripped back the excess for this monochromatic print. "For Dialogue, I was trying to create two-dimensional graphics with depth," Linus tells Evermade. "There is this tension between the form and the line that expresses the togetherness of them, but also the separation. There is a certain story behind these artworks. Even if my works are mostly abstract, they often carry emotional intention or

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