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learning how to roll, frolicky colicky horror, by Gerald Scarfe, by Yves Tanguy, by Zdzislaw Beksinski, asymmetric surrealism, nightmarish, dreamy colors, draping existential dread of Beksinski, uncanny creatures of Scarfe, Tanguy's geometric non-sequiturs, composition of interrupted images and awkward suddenly incomplete segments

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