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The Night Storm
December 19, 2022
The Night Storm based on House at Port Clyde by Stowe Wengenroth
A home used to be a building for people.
This piece doesn’t have any color; it is black and white.
I look at the artwork, I think everything has been broken.
I look upside down it just looks like an ordinary house.
The author is going for a spooky first glance at this piece.
There was a mini war here and afterwards nobody came back.
The artist is trying to make a show.
The house is all broken down with no color.
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