0022
(2005, oil on paper)

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Anonymous said…
2 kewl....cn it signify begging???...i mean the arms are in tht pose...how about "Alms"....
9:30 PM
Anjali Sinha said…
dear
sam: there is nothing as begging, that is only the bluffer to the eye of the tangible. when you clasp your hands together, it is a form of agreement and amalgamation with the above
12:25 PM
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