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Inside Cell

By Laura Lutrell

Medium: Mixed Media
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A dark graphite and blue-toned drawing of a solitary figure crouched in the corner of a brick-walled room, conveying isolation, confinement, and emotional distress. — Inside Cell by Laura Lutrell

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