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True to his coming of age in a time open to embracing cosmic connections, Pliny is adept at connecting the dots between his experiences, ideas and peer network, and the palpability of that three dimensional web gives him a window into similarities that might be opaque to the rest of us, particularly those more comfortable with a linear view. He applies what he calls “high level ways of thinking” that inextricably link his projects to one another, the thought fragments–intellectual by-products– from one project feeding the next. Eventually, he says, you find yourself struggling to cram new concepts or ideas into the box you created rather than expand the box to accommodate the radical, the new, the previously unimagined. ILLUSTRATION © CMPBS
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