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The artist is back to show his work in the gallery after a six-year hiatus; his new works centre around the imagery of the desert, an allegory of the globalised world and the fragility of modern man, increasingly removed from his roots and his memories. Like the researchers and archaeologists who continue to dig under the sands of the Sahara and bring to light new remains of Ancient Egypt and other lost civilisations of the African desert, globalised humans metaphorically plough up the dust that covers the foundations of their civilisation to address the challenges of our times.

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