Following Orders – 1.85m

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Following Orders – 1.85m

Following Orders
Anthony Xerri

Mild Steel – with Graffiti & Clear Coat finish
180 x 90cm

 

 

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Following Orders is a monument to our legacy of annihilating each other since the dawn of time in defence of territorial pissings, people control, assumed rights to domination and power pursuits.

 

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Following Orders
Anthony Xerri

Mild Steel – with Graffiti & Clear Coat finish
180 x 90cm

 

 

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