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Justin Duerr:&nbsp;Surrender to Survival&nbsp;presents a selection of drawings by the Philadelphia-based artist. In 1999, Duerr began drawing detailed pen and marker scrolls. In 2008, Duerr started to connect the series of scrolls together, creating an elaborate story. These drawings&nbsp;incorporate poetry written by the artist and explore themes related to spirituality,&nbsp;the linear and cyclical nature of time, and include symbolic representatives of states of mind or non-mind with figures who evolve and appear throughout the works.&nbsp;Image: Justin Duerr, Surrender to Survival, 2018.&nbsp;

Justin Duerr: Surrender to Survival

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