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This is a wonderful image, reflecting the joyful and hopeful aspects of Priego’s poem.
I love the way it responds to Ernesto’s piece.
Something about this makes me think of Canada!
It takes a special kind of artist’s eye to have caught that moment of harmonious meeting between two cultures.