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Mind may be the only means by which matter can experience beauty and delight. It can also be just as terrifying.

So, the first photo is of him in his youth? Then he drew one a year after his diagnosis, until 2001, when his condition did not allow him to draw?
Did he deliberately make the photos more blurry to represent his failed " loss of identity”, or was it due to a decrease in skills, if you can call it that? Couldn't he draw for the last 7 years of his life?
Interesting, I think, but I need more information, damn it!

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