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“A painting works only on the edge of not working. Then what is ungraspable comes near.”

Quote by Kazuaki Tanahashi

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Kazuaki Tanahashi

Kazuaki Tanahashi is a distinguished Japanese author recognized for his works in the genres of fantasy and science fiction. Born in 1933, he has made substantial contributions to the literary world with his imaginative storytelling and distinctive viewpoints. more

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