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Quote by David Shrigley

“I don't like theorizing about my work myself, but that's not to say I have no interest in theory. Other people are free to say what they want about my work.”

Quote by David Shrigley

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David Shrigley is a British visual artist known for his unique sense of humor and satirical style. His work often takes the form of text and images, exploring everyday life, social phenomena, and philosophical thoughts. Shrigley's works have been exhibited in numerous international art exhibitions and have received widespread acclaim. more

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