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Travels in Indonesia

Journal entries and drawings from Australian surfer/artist Mark Sutherland while he was experiencing life and surf in Indonesia during June of 1990. These illustrated narratives are done in black ink, which explore the places and peoples encountered throughout this surfer's travels.

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Resin, Light, and Space

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