This hommage to chilean visal poet Guillermo Deisler I did more then ten years ago. It was onew of my first experience with multimedia. Reactions please.
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2 comments:
Very nice. I'm sure Guillermo would have been pleased.
Hi Hans,
Paying hommage to the Chilean visual poet, Guillermo Deisler, was a very honorable thing to do.
Wilma
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