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Graham Paradis

Quillpocalypse Now

Graham Paradis Quillpocalypse Now

Artist Statement

This Covid mask is an Indigenous futurism inspired by a nightmare of a post-apocalyptic world where the birch bark population (one of our traditional materials used for quillwork) has been decimated by settler resource extraction and we quill on whatever we can.

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