Two square color photographs, both made using a flash. The left image is an extreme close-up of a person's face, just eyes, nose, and cheeks; their brown skin is pock-marked, shiny, and deeply creased. The picture on the right shows a man lying on the tiled ground, curled up and surrounded by trash. He is wearing jeans and a grey sweatshirt with a yellow hood. These images may be of the same person.
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Angki Purbandono (Indonesian, born 1971, Cepiring; lives in Yogyakarta, Java), Beyond Versace, 2011. Printed book, overall: 52.1 x 52.1 cm. Acquired through the George and Mary Rockwell Fund, 2016.034.
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