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Hard ruleDescription
From his studio in Fort Collin
I was also pushing myself to the edge of mine
he has also helped develop my working relationship with the Kenyan Wildlife Service (KWS) who oversee and support my work in Amboseli
on the Zimbabwe side of the Zambezi
We then gathered our gear and walked briskly down to the river where we knew the bears were fishing in numbers
Between Worlds southwest From his studio in Fort40" x 48" Oil on Cradled Panel This piece quietly reflects the relationship between tradition and the forward march of technology, represented by the train tracks beneath the rider. The idea parallels the way modern generations are confronting AI and rapid technological change much like past generations faced their own transformations. The narrative is intentionally subtle, inviting personal interpretation.
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