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This reads as a portrait of making a practice from whatever is at hand, first with clay, then with photography. It points to self-started work, patience, and the habit of building tools and skill before there is any formal setting. It lands in a moment when someone has taught themselves by doing, alone and early, until the work becomes part of daily rhythm.
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