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Anima I. A
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Anima I. B
10:13
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Anima II. A
09:50
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Anima II. B
11:53
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Anima III. A
08:25
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Anima III. B
06:02
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hofli/TakashiTsuda Tokyo, Japan
www.takashitsuda.com
『水の記憶』（2006）
『雑木林と流星群』（2012）
『LOST AND
FOUND』（2013）
『十二ヶ月のフラジャイル』（2014）
『木漏れ日の消息』（2016）
Federico Durand & hofli『Niebla y jardines tomados por las plantas』（2018, SPEKK）
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