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"A map of the world that does not include Utopia is not worth even glancing at."
Osar Wilde Unity and understanding, these are the precursors of a unanimous state. At once visual, visceral and insidiously attractive, Return to Utopia illuminates the essential dialogue between artwork and viewer. This relationship is mercurial at best, held in stasis by a series of reactions reflecting the artist’s idea (of the work) and the viewer’s idea (of themselves.) It’s the recognition of one’s self in a work of art that prompts intimacy. Without that connection, the experience is merely …