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Written by Ericka Beckman

Printed in Effects magazine for new art theory.

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“There was this amusement park that I used to go to when I was a kid. One day it stormed like you wouldn’t believe. We were having this grade school picnic or something. I got lost. It was starting to rain and I thought I better get back to the bus quick and I didn’t know where anyone was. I couldn’t locate a face I knew in the crowd so I rode this ferris wheel just to take a look around and all I could see was this huge storm coming in off the sea…”

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