The curator points out that much of the exhibition has been driven by the artist and what she offers, curating his works, is the astonishment and pleasure of her first encounter with them. The artist shares his process and reveals the pains he takes to execute, being aware that he was not formally trained in the fine arts. Many truths revealed over the laughter.

<p>The curator points out that much of the exhibition has been driven by the artist and what she offers, curating his works, is the astonishment and pleasure of her first encounter with them. The artist shares his process and reveals the pains he takes to execute, being aware that he was not formally trained in the fine arts. Many truths revealed over the laughter.</p>

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