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A person in a dark suit stands with their back to the camera, looking at a large photograph. The photo shows another person in a suit standing in a similar desolate, rocky landscape.

Chris Engman

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Jez Burrows
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Date
20 September 2007

Shaniqua got in touch to tell us about the work of Seattle artist Chris Engman, whose work has something in tune with the previously featured Myoung Ho Lee, but definitely has its own voice and intentions. Most of the work on show takes place in a Washington desert including The Meeting, pictured here. Lots more curious and inventive work to be seen at his site.

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