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watercolor paintings of viruses rendered in blood on paper
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Virus

2003
artist’s blood on watercolor paper
14 W × 11 H in each

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Virus is a series of drawings of virus morphologies rendered in blood.

Virus is a series of drawings of virus morphologies rendered in blood.

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Disease, Epidemics, Pandemics
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HIV, AIDS
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Microbes, Viruses, Bacteria
"Virus", 2003, blood on watercolor paper
"Virus", 2003, blood on watercolor paper
"Virus", 2003, blood on watercolor paper
"Virus", 2003, blood on watercolor paper
"Virus", 2003, blood on watercolor paper
"Virus", 2003, blood on watercolor paper
"Virus", 2003, blood on watercolor paper
"Virus", 2003, blood on watercolor paper
"Virus", 2003, blood on watercolor paper
"Virus", 2003, blood on watercolor paper
"Virus", 2003, blood on watercolor paper
"Virus", 2003, blood on watercolor paper

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