Labourland
Stories from the Womb
Between science and instinct lies a fascinating world that has shaped every one of us and yet long remained unseen.
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Eva Bartels, Harvest, 2025, blood and black tea on 300g cold pressed paper
This article was originally published in See All This #42 — The Body with Marlene Dumas.
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