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“Thinking of you where ever you are- We pray for our sorrows to end and hope that our hearts will blend now I will step forward to realize this wish- And who knows starting a new journey may not be so hard or maybe it's already begun- There are many worlds but they share the same sky one sky one destiny-”

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Shiro Amano
Shiro Amano

Shiro Amano, born on January 4, 1976, is a Japanese artist known for his unique style and profound thematic explorations. His works encompass various fields such as painting, sculpture, and installation art. more

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