The Ouroboros will become a beacon. Daytime or nighttime, it's going to pulse with light and energy.
Lindy Lee
The making of Ouroboros at UAP's workshop in Brisbane, 2022. Images by Josef Ruckli.
The making of Ouroboros at UAP's workshop in Brisbane, 2022. Images by Josef Ruckli.
Ouroboros details at UAP's workshop in Brisbane, 2022. Images by Josef Ruckli.
Lindy Lee at UAP's workshop in Brisbane, 2022. Images by Josef Ruckli.
Lindy Lee at UAP's workshop in Brisbane, 2022. Images by Josef Ruckli.
Lindy Lee and the Director of the National Gallery of Australia, Nick Mitzevich at UAP's workshop in Brisbane, 2022. Images by Josef Ruckli.
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