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Dear Artist, Thanks for Your Patience

Better late than never?
Avatar photo by Guy Richards Smit November 15, 2021November 15, 2021

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Guy Richards Smit is an artist known for his paintings, video installations, musicals, performance and even a sitcom, all exploring themes of narcissism, desire, power and failure. Follow him on instagram... More by Guy Richards Smit

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