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Inspired by the interior architecture of the main building of the New York Public Library, built in 1897-1911 (architects Carrère and Hastings), a series of photographs of imposing ceilings, frescoes and impressive decorations and lighting fixtures was created.
The superimposition of the photographs refers to all the accumulated knowledge and generations of people who have collected it, manage it to this day, and commemorate those who once created this place.
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