Ing and John’s Street Art, Downtown Newark, New Jersey, USA
On Monday, August 28, 2019 John added his artwork to the display. John’s artwork is on the far left, “Impossible Dreamer”. “Gandhi Man of Peace”, in the middle is my artwork, which I produced in 2010. The far right is John’s artwork “Beneath the Lake”. Thanks to John Watts, my husband, for helping to display the artwork in a better presentation.
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International Street Art
New Works from Banksy at the The Jungle Refugee Camp in Calais
Seth | ‘Jack in the Box’ | Østerbro 41 | Aalborg | Denmark
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I am very happy to have an opportunity to display our artworks in public. There were people asking some questions about our artwork. Some people took pictures of our artwork. It seems to be a positive reaction from the people who view them. People comment about the beautiful plants and unique artwork.
Ing-On Vibulbhan-Watts and John Watts, Tuesday, October 22, 2019
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International Street Art – Part 4
The Audubon Mural Project Attracts 314 Endangered Birds to the Facades of Manhattan
Figures of Birds Emerge from a Kinetic Flurry of Spray Paint
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Kai, The Artist, and Ing and John’s Artwork
Wednesday, August 28, 2019
Photographs and Poem by Ing-On Vibulbhan-Watts
Kai, our grandson, who love to do painting. He volunteers to do artwork in front our shop.
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International Street Art – Part 6
David Zinn
sluggo and reluctant steed
drinking with sluggo
David Zinn has been creating original artwork in and around Ann Arbor, Michigan since 1987. For more than twenty years, he freelanced for a wide variety of commercial clients while simultaneously sneaking “pointless” art into the world at large. His professional commissions included theatrical posters, business logos, educational cartoons, landfill murals, environmental superheroes, corporate allegories and hand-painted dump trucks, and his less practical creations involved bar coasters, restaurant placemats, cake icing, and snow. Now, thanks to the temptations of a box of sidewalk chalk on an unusually sunny day, Mr. Zinn is known all over the world for the art he creates under his feet.
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Kai, The Artist, and Ing and John’s Artwork
September 3 & 4, 2019
Photographs by Ing-On Vibulbhan-Watts
Kai, The Artist our grandson, who just turned four years old.
Kai, the Jackson Pollock wanna be.
Left: Midnight – John Watts’ Artwork
Middle: Vincent van Gogh and his letters to his brother – Ing-On Vibulbhan-Watts’ Artwork
Right: Homage to the Dragon – John Watts’ Artwork
Ing-On Vibulbhan-Watts and John Watts, Saturday, November 30, 2019
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Murals of Greek Gods Rendered Against a Chaotic Backdrop of Graffiti by Pichi & Avo,
Since first collaborating in 2007, Spanish street art duo Pichi & Avo (previously) have created an intriguing blend of traditional graffiti and renderings of mythological figures influenced by ancient Greek sculpture. The precision, shading, and use of color is all that more impressive considering each piece is painted only with spray paint. Pichi & Avo open their first exhibition in Italy titled Urban IconoMythology later this week at Basement Project Room. You can see more of their work here. (via Illusion, Graff Crew, UrbaNNerding, I Support Street Art)
Oakland-based painter Jessica Hess documents landscapes and built environments in moments of transition. Combining open skies and lush plant life with crumbling walls and frayed rebar, Hess finds equivalency in growth and decay. The artist, who works in oil paint, shoots photos while exploring abandoned locales, and uses these real-life references to build her carefully framed worlds on canvas.
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Kai, The Artist, and Ing and John’s Artwork
September 5 & 6, 2019
Photographs and Poems by Ing-On Vibulbhan-Watts
I am done, Grandma!
Time to run
And have fun
Catch me
If you can
Run Grandma run
Fun, fun, fun
You can’t catch me!
It’s great fun to
Run, run, run
Ing-On Vibulbhan-Watts, Tuesday, December 3, 2019
Emerging Cinderella from pink flower
Modified Artwork by Ing-On Vibulbhan-Watts
Vincent van Gogh admiring flowers
Artwork by Ing-On Vibulbhan-Watts
Ing and John’s Street Art, Downtown Newark, New Jersey, USA
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Giant Starling Mural in Berlin by Collin van der Sluijs and Super A
August 14, 2016 Christopher Jobson
All photos © Nika Kramer/Urban Nation
Netherlands-based artists Super A (previously) and Collin van der Sluijs (previously) teamed up earlier this year to paint this phenomenal mural titled Starling on the side of a residential building in Berlin. The 137-foot-tall mural piece depicts a large bird whose ornate chest is comprised of a dense patchwork of glistening jewels and plants. Starling was created at the invitation of Urban Nation as part of the One Wall Mural Project. All photos by Nika Kramer. (via StreetArtNews, BerlijnBlog.nl, Urban Nation)
Guerilla Murals by Fintan Magee
February 25, 2014 Christopher Jobson
Timeless Murals by MonkeyBird Are Inspired by Mythology and Alchemy
October 1, 2019 Laura Staugaitis
The anonymous artist duo MonkeyBird creates large-scale paintings of black-and-white cross contour depictions of mythical animals accented in gold. Most MonkeyBird artworks incorporate a humanoid monkey and bird, which represent “the two faces of humankind, the monkey being the realist, and the bird being a dreamer,” according to Paris-based 5Art Gallery. Old-world details like classical architecture, timekeeping devices, and weight scales add to the timeless look of the pair’s paintings. MonkeyBird’s members bring training in graphic design, as well as object and industrial design to their artistic aesthetic, which can be seen in their clean, technique-driven stenciling.
Based in Bordeaux, France, MonkeyBird travels widely to create outdoor murals as well as indoor installations. They’ll be working in Moscow from October 2 to the 11th. Follow along with MonkeyBird’s newest projects on Instagram, and pick up a limited edition print in their online store. (via Hi-Fructose)
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Kai, The Artist, and Ing and John’s Artwork
September 9 – 13, 2019
Photographs by Ing-On Vibulbhan-Watts
John Watts’ Sculptures
Left: Midnight – John Watts’ Artwork
Middle: Vincent van Gogh’s Broken Frames– Ing-On Vibulbhan-Watts’ Artwork
Right: Homage to the Dragon – John Watts’ Artwork
Ing-On Vibulbhan-Watts and John Watts, Monday, December 30, 2019
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PangeaSeed’s Sea Walls Program Works to Save Earth’s Oceans One Mural at a Time
June 2, 2019 Andrew LaSane
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Combining art and activism, the PangeaSeed Foundation is a Hawaii-based nonprofit organization tha is doing its part to help save Earth’s waters with its “Sea Walls: Artists For Oceans” international mural program. Since its inception in 2014, over 350 ocean-themed murals have been painted in 15 countries by the organization’s network of over 300 artists. With activations in Australia, New Zealand, the United States, Mexico, and several other locations around the globe, the initiative engages the public and educates the world about critical environmental issues threatening our most precious resources through art, film screenings, and discussions.
Textiles and Board Games Inspire Large-Scale Murals that Span Sidewalks, Streets, and Staircases
June 7, 2019 Kate Sierzputowski
Baltimore-based artists Jessie Unterhalter and Katey Truhn, known as Jessie and Katey, started creating murals because of the sheer accessibility of public art. The pair have always created work with a big visual impact, but as their designs grew they began to consider the possibility of working on the ground in addition to large-scale walls. Their site-specific floor works combine inspirations from both textiles and board games to create interactive walkways that encourage play and exploration. Jessie and Katey explain to Colossal that “the compositions are inspired by the viewer and how they might travel through the work. It’s really fun watching little kids interact with the floor murals—they always know what to do.”
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The Halsey Street Festival, Part 1, Thursday, September 19, 2019,
On Halsey Street between Bleaker Street and New Street, Downtown Newark, New Jersey, USA
John Watts demonstrated pottery,
Ing’s Peace Project, Ing & Johns Artwork,
A lot of Merchants, Food, Music and Fashion Show
Photographs by Ing-On Vibulbhan-Watts
Thursday, September 19, 2019 the music stand came in the early afternoon to begin decorating The Halsey Street Festival with, logo, and music equipment for the event.
John put up my large artwork on our alleyway door with a helping hand from our neighbors.
We were very lucky to have the festival right in front of our shop. We joined in by adding more artwork and activities to celebrate The Halsey Street Festival.
John displayed his two tall sculptures and large hand build pottery. I posted my artwork, Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. I Have A Dream.
I displayed one of my finished Peace Project Artworks and Peace Project Poster for people to write theirs comments on, “What does Peace mean to you?”.
Merchants offered a variety of merchandise.
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I discovered the Russian street art scene a few years ago, when some murals by P183 were becoming popular on social network sites More recently I met Zmogk in Vitry sur Seine while he was busy painting an amazing mural for a small urban art event.
I have also had the pleasure of interviewing both Yulia Vanifatieva and Julia Volchkova, two up-and-coming Russian street artists. They impressed me with their creativity and originality which was so different to anything I had seen before.
Russia is currently one of the most creative urban art hotspots in Europe. It is such a shame that so little is known about many of these artists outside of Russia. I have therefore decided to publish a list of the most interesting and creative artists. I Hope it will help you discover and fall in love with their art, follow their social networks and promote their work around the world. They deserve it!
Pavel P183
Pavel or Paul (P183) was born in Moscow in 1983 and died aged 29 on 1 April 2013. P183 is probably the best-known Russian street artist and has been dubbed as the ‘Russian Banksy’ by the British press. This artist was one of the creators of the street art movement in Europe and his untimely death was a major loss to the urban art scene.
RIP P183 you wrote some amazing letters on the wall of Street Art and graffiti history. True art lovers will never forget you.
street art in Russia by P183
Anatoly AKUE aka AKUE1
Anatoly Akue (AKUE1), started his artistic path with graffiti and street art in the late 1990’s. For the last 5 years he has concentrated on his studio work, searching for ways to combine abstract painting with influences of Buddhist philosophy and symbolism.
Akue1
Dmitry Aske
Dmitri Aske is a versatile artist from Moscow. He started his artistic career in 2000 as a graffiti writer and later moved on to graphic design, typography, illustration, murals and contemporary art.
Instagram – Website – Facebook
Dmitry Aske
Alexey Luka
Alexey Luka was born in 1983. He graduated from Moscow Architectural Institute in 2006 and lives and works in Moscow.
Alexey Luka
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The Halsey Street Festival, Part 2, Thursday, September 19, 2019,
On Halsey Street between Bleaker Street and New Street, Downtown Newark, New Jersey, USA
John Watts demonstrated pottery,
Ing’s Peace Project, Ing & Johns Artwork,
A lot of Merchants, Food, Music and Fashion Show
Photographs by Ing-On Vibulbhan-Watts
More people came to enjoy the activities that The Halsey Street Festival presented. I brought my Peace Poster offering to the participants of the festival to express their thought on “What does Peace mean to You?” or to them.
Thanks to this person who was willingly to record her thoughts on Peace.
John started his performance with a pottery demonstration.
People love to take John’s pictures as he is making his magic pottery.
I love the way John produced his pottery or anybody who can have control and discipline enough to achieve making beautiful objects. I love to work with clay making my sculptures where do not have to follow the rule and be well disciplined. One of these days I am going to ask Master John to teach me how to throw on the wheel and produce the controlled pottery.
Beautiful flowers and beautiful people made the atmosphere of the festival vibrant and Peaceful. This is the kind of harmony we need when people get together to celebrate life. (No Fighting, No Conflict and No More Wars)
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Ing-On Vibulbhan-Watts and John Watts, Thursday, January 20, 2020
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TOP 100 Urban Art 2019 – Best artworks and street artists of the year
Published on : January 2, 2020 Published by : laurent jacquet
TOP 100 Urban Art 2019 – Best artworks and street artists of the year P 1 & 2
We’re at the beginning of 2020 and its time for the Streetart360 team to do a retrospective on the most beautiful urban art murals painted in 2019. We’ve selected 100 murals from around the world, some by renown artists and others by new talents. We based our selection on the number of likes and shares they have received on the StreetArt360 social network pages (Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, Pinterest) Please use the comment section to give us your feedback and remember to visit the artists social networks or websites. Thanks for sharing this Top 100. We wish you all the best for 2020.
3. Owen Dippie links: Website | Instagram | Facebook
Owen Dippie
10. Federico Zenobi aka Kor1 in Marotta, Italy
Kor1 links: Website | Instagram | Facebook page
Federico Zenobi aka Kor1
Sef in Buenos Aires, Argentina
15. photo: Agustin Silva.
Sef links: Instagram
Sef
26. Xi de Sign aka Die Dixons in Berlin, Germany
photo: Jörn Reiners.
Die Dixons links: Website | Instagram | Facebook page
Die Dixons
February 10, 2017 Kate Sierzputowski
Images via Thane Lucas/Toronto Light Festival
Set within a district of Victorian industrial buildings, the Toronto Light Festival is a free 45-day festival occurring during this year’s winter months as a way to creatively draw the city’s inhabitants out of their homes. Featuring 21 diverse light installations built by local and international artists and thousands of glowing bulbs, the festival covers a total of 13 acres in the city’s Distillery District. Installations range from a series of lit figures appearing to jump from the roof of one of the historic buildings to two red, geometric cats prowling an included alleyway, with several multi-colored works in-between.
You can catch Toronto’s first ever light art festival until March 12, or follow the festival on Instagram to catch snapshots of the glowing installations.
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The Halsey Street Festival, Part 3, Thursday, September 19, 2019,
On Halsey Street between Bleaker Street and New Street, Downtown Newark, New Jersey, USA
John Watts demonstrated pottery,
Ing’s Peace Project, Ing & Johns Artwork,
A lot of Merchants, Food, Music and Fashion Show
Photographs by Ing-On Vibulbhan-Watts
More people came to enjoy the activities that The Halsey Street Festival presented. I brought my Peace Poster offering to the participants of the festival to express their thought on “What does Peace mean to You?” or to them.
I brought Kai’s books for the boy to look at in case he got tired of adult business.
I was very glad to see more people were willing to record their thoughts on Peace.
People were lined up to see john throwing a large pot.
I was glad to see the group of young women who are studying at NJIT (New Jersey Institute of Technology) where I graduated with a master’s degree in Polymer Chemistry in 1980.
This artwork is my – Finished “Peace” artwork 8
Shadow of Peace and La Asociación de Barranquiteños de NJ Inc., Puerto Rican Festival in Newark on August 6, 2011, organized by Carlos Maldonado Pastrana, President of La Asociación de Barranquiteños de NJ. Finished artwork, after the written comments by Ing-On Vibulbhan-Watts
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I brought Kai, our grandson’s desk chair, and an Alphabet spelling board to the boy and offered him some drink. He seemed to enjoy playing with the Alphabet spelling board.
Ing-On Vibulbhan-Watts and John Watts, Thursday, February 16, 2020
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TOP 100 Urban Art 2019 – Best artworks and street artists of the year
Published on : January 2, 2020 Published by : laurent jacquet
TOP 100 Urban Art 2019 – Best artworks and street artists of the year
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TOP 100 Urban Art 2019 – Best artworks and street artists of the year P 3, 4 & 5
We’re at the beginning of 2020 and its time for the Streetart360 team to do a retrospective on the most beautiful urban art murals painted in 2019. We’ve selected 100 murals from around the world, some by renown artists and others by new talents. We based our selection on the number of likes and shares they have received on the StreetArt360 social network pages (Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, Pinterest) Please use the comment section to give us your feed back and remember to visit the artists social networks or websites. Thanks for sharing this Top 100. We wish you all the best for 2020.
41. Den Extralargos aka Eva Mena in Puerto Del Rosario, Canary Islands, Spain
Eva Mena links: Website | Instagram | Facebook page
Eva Mena
55. DEIH in Casablanca, Morocco
photo: M3ayzo.
Deih links: Website | Instagram | Facebook page
DEIH
75. Dmitry Levochkin in Odintsovo, Russia
Dmitry Levochkin links: Instagram | Facebook page
Dmitry Levochkin
82. Mabel Vicentef in Buenos Aires, Argentina
Mabel Vicentef links: Website | Youtube | Tumblr | Instagram | Facebook
Mabel Vicentef
87. Telmo Miel in Ghent, Belgium
Telmo Miel links: Website | Instagram | Twitter | Facebook page
Photo: M_FRENCHI
Telmo Miel
8th Annual Light Festival Illuminates Amsterdam with Glowing Sculptural Installations
December 10, 2019 Laura Staugaitis
“Butterfly Effect” by Masamichi Shimada. All photographs, unless noted, © Janus van den Eijnden
This year’s Amsterdam Light Festival, running November 28, 2019, to January 19, 2020, lights up the European city with illuminated art installations. The festival, now in its eighth year, attracts tourists and engages locals at a time when the city is cloaked in darkness for about sixteen hours each day. Visitors to the Light Festival use a phone app to guide themselves through Amsterdam’s city center, perusing twenty light works by artists from around the world. This year’s show theme was “DISRUPT!” and artists reflected the concept in pieces that ruminate on climate change, national history, technology, and more. See some of our favorites here, by Masamichi Shimada, UxU Studio, Sergey Kim and others. You can explore the full line-up and programming on the Amsterdam Light Festival website.
“Neighborhood” by Sergey Kim
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The Halsey Street Festival, Part 4, Thursday, February 21, 2019,
On Halsey Street between Bleaker Street and New Street, Downtown Newark, New Jersey, USA
John Watts demonstrated pottery,
Ing’s Peace Project, Ing & Johns Artwork,
A lot of Merchants, Food, Music and Fashion Show
Photographs by Ing-On Vibulbhan-Watts
John was quite popular; people like to watch him demonstrating potter.
Ing-On Vibulbhan-Watts and John Watts, Monnday, March 9, 2020
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JR Reproduces Images of More Than 1,000 NYC Residents in Massive New Mural
FEBRUARY 4, 2020 GRACE EBERT
“The Chronicles of New York City” (2020). Photos by Marc Azoulay. All images © JR-ART.net, shared with permission
French artist JR (previously) is back in New York, transforming pockets of the city with his latest work. Installed on stacked shipping containers, “The Chronicles of New York City” is a compilation of images depicting more than 1,000 New York residents, who the artist photographed and reproduced for the large-scale work. Created in Williamsburg’s Domino Park, the black-and-white mural is JR’s biggest public project to date in the city. It overlooks the East River and features people living in all five boroughs gathered in a public space that mimics the newly built park.
Since opening his exhibition “JR: Chronicles” in October of 2019, the artist has been transforming areas throughout the city, like a space at the Kings Theatre in Flatbush and the Brooklyn Academy of Global Finance in Bedford Stuyvesant. “The Chronicles of New York City” is the centerpiece of the exhibition, which is on view through May 3, 2020, at Brooklyn Museum, and is accompanied by audio recordings of those portrayed in the monochromatic mural. The public installation was a collaboration with architectural firm LOT-EK, which is known for its sustainable design and helped in creating the site.
“Working at the intersections of photography, social engagement, and street art, JR collaborates with communities by taking individual portraits, reproducing them at a monumental scale, and wheat pasting them—sometimes illegally—in nearby public spaces,” says a statement about the exhibition. See where JR’s work pops up next by following him on Instagram and peek in his shop to check out what’s available for purchase.
Illustrative Murals in Shades of Grey by Paola Delfín Characterize Human Bonds
JANUARY 29, 2020 GRACE EBERT
“Èèn” (2019), for The Crystal Ship, Oostende, België. Photo by Arne Deboosere. All images © Paola Delfín, shared with permission
Paola Delfín’s monochromatic murals found in Cancun, St. Petersburg, and cities worldwide all share a message of unity and community. The Mexico-based artist often creates impeccably detailed and stylized profile views, which show her subjects looking down or into the distance, joined by plants, grasses, and flowers of the local environment.
Her lifelike works center on ideas of women’s strength and their ability to build community, in addition to the ways families are bound together and remember their ancestors?—although Delfín tells Colossal she has a more personal connection to the Cancun mural, which depicts a couple staring forward as they cradle a small boat.
My family, uncle and aunt, are part of (the) pioneers. They moved to this city almost 40 years ago and watched it grow. They started a school. My uncle worked on a ship for many years. Now the younger generations are trying to bring more culture since this city transformed into a tourist paradise, and sometimes we forget this was the place where centuries ago the great Mayan culture (rose).
The artist finds murals challenging because of her desire to “leave something meaningful” for those who pass by her work. Before she begins creating in any location, she studies the history and culture of the neighborhood she’s working in and talks to its residents to learn their stories. For “Familia/Suku,” the artist spoke with Tampere residents to understand how immigrants and natives across generations form a community in the Finnish city. In the horizontal piece, Suham, an Iranian expat, leans toward elderly Maya, who has lived in the country for 50 years, while Suham’s daughter Sofia stands in front of them.
Head to Delfín’s Instagram for more of her large- and small-scale projects, and check out Street Prints to see her work in progress.
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The Halsey Street Festival, Part 5, Thursday, February 21, 2019,
On Halsey Street between Bleaker Street and New Street, Downtown Newark, New Jersey, USA
John Watts demonstrated pottery,
Ing’s Peace Project, Ing & Johns Artwork,
A lot of Merchants, Food, Music and Fashion Show
Photographs by Ing-On Vibulbhan-Watts
Two local journalists tried to capture John’s photographs while John was focusing on producing a vase.
These two journalists were having a good time talking to a man who carried a television on his head. It was a very creative act to convey his artistic sense by having a television costume. There are many ways for anyone who wants to interpret his intentions. It is ironic however, that this incident happened because, at this present time people in the whole world are having an experience of lockdown from the epidemic of COVID-19 (coronavirus). People have been glued to the televisions for the news or entertainment purposes.
After the sun set, music on the stage became loader, people started to gather by the stage and focused on the red carpet as the announcer described the first model to appear.
Ing-On Vibulbhan-Watts and John Watts, Thursday, April 30, 2020
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30 Beautiful Street Artworks on Stairs
October 15, 2014, by Steven
Street artists are always attempting to have their work communicate with as many people as possible in various public locations. There are countless opportunities of creativity for the artists. We have seen a lot of work done on the walls, streets. Here you will enjoy a collection of street artwork installed on stairs.
Street Art by YASH
December 4, 2018, by Steven
Linus Lundin, aka Yash is a creative mural artist based in Stockholm, Sweden whose murals often feature human portraits accompanied with lovely animals, e.g., bird, puppy or fox, creating distinct simplicity and characters in each of his portrait. Light, colors and emotions in his work are all his way to explore the artistic presentations.
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