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Smile

Name: Smile
Brand: Evermade

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Smile Art Print by David Vanadia Limited Edition of 50. For a new series titled Static Movements, David Vanadia uses anatomical symbols to explore themes of self. One of four prints, Keep Smile, was initially created entirely using brush and Indian ink to "transcribe concepts in a simplified way," says the artist. "This series revolves around two opposing concepts," David tells Evermade, "movement and impassibility. Although, I don't want to lock the expression into verbal concepts. I'm very happy with the idea that everyone is free to experience this series on their own terms. I think it's mo

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