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sinthaesthesiac Tacoma, Washington
As the 21st century expands in unknowing entropy, I stand on the edge of chaos and design. Retrofitted for madness, encased in sadness, redeemed by the notion to seek another path towards forming alchemy in motion and space. Emotion in forensic riddles and quizzical rhymes, left to the rehearsal of mystical eyes, my own source of creativity erupts in sonic alignment with the torch of... ... more
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