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Gaia
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Desert Father
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The Flood
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Depths
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Flowers
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Critters
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Acacia
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Hephaestus
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The Fall
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Sunyata
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From the Flora Spokane, Washington
At the roots and foundation of From the Flora is a recognition of the interconnectedness of all living beings and spheres. Branching outwards, this project is influenced by various forms of religions, mythologies, and cultures. And out on the limbs of this project hang the condensed fruit of these efforts in the form of image and song for others to eat if they so choose to ... more
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