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“Fear beyond rational limits forces people to cling to normality”

Quote by Hiroya Oku

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Hiroya Oku is a Japanese artist known for his unique artistic style and profound thematic expression. Born on September 16, 1967, he has a passion for art since childhood and has continuously explored and experimented with various art forms throughout his career. more

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