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The Wings of Winter

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Night scenes and icy/snowy landscapes are challenges to express visually. Of course, they happen to be my favourites. While clearly inspired by Tchaïkovski's famous Swan Lake and by tales and legends in which both humans and animals are often intermingled in form, this graphic expresses something very profound and personal.

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