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Laura Ribeiro Mascarenhas - Untitled #13

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Laura Ribeiro Mascarenhas - Untitled #13

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Technique: Pigment print / Epson Enhanced Matte Paper
Dimensions: 40 x 60 cm
Year: 2015
Edition: 10/10 +3 AP
Medium: Digital Collage

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Our hearts feel heavy today. The permaculture commune of Toca do Coelho that we featured in our second Impact Issue has burnt down. As temperatures rose up to 47 degrees in Portugal last week, wildfires took over the land and destroyed Toca. Luckily all animals and people had been evacuated in time and everyone is safe, but their home of 5 years is gone 💔 Another reminder of how powerless we are against the forces of nature
Our hearts feel heavy today. The permaculture commune of Toca do Coelho that we featured in our second Impact Issue has burnt down. As temperatures rose up to 47 degrees in Portugal last week, wildfires took over the land and destroyed Toca. Luckily all animals and people had been evacuated in time and everyone is safe, but their home of 5 years is gone 💔 Another reminder of how powerless we are against the forces of nature
Our hearts feel heavy today. The permaculture commune of Toca do Coelho that we featured in our second Impact Issue has burnt down. As temperatures rose up to 47 degrees in Portugal last week, wildfires took over the land and destroyed Toca. Luckily all animals and people had been evacuated in time and everyone is safe, but their home of 5 years is gone 💔 Another reminder of how powerless we are against the forces of nature
“Perhaps that is my ideal, being in a natural environment that moves me, that affects me on a emotional level, knowing that I can not control it” - Our interview with @_carlosjimenez_ from our second edition of #TheEarthIssue is now available via the link in our bio 👆🏽👆🏽 Or read the full story when buying a digital copy of #TEI2

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