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photo of a print by luke kurtis showing a seated buddha surrounded by an abstract design made from patterns of overhead electric wires photographed on the street in Siem Reap, Cambodia
photo of a print by luke kurtis showing a seated buddha surrounded by an abstract design made from patterns of overhead electric wires photographed on the street in Siem Reap, Cambodia
photo of a print by luke kurtis showing a seated buddha surrounded by an abstract design made from patterns of overhead electric wires photographed on the street in Siem Reap, Cambodia
photo of a print by luke kurtis showing a seated buddha surrounded by an abstract design made from patterns of overhead electric wires photographed on the street in Siem Reap, Cambodia

electric wire buddha print

$20.00

This print features a design by luke kurtis from the electric wire zine that accompanied his Angkor Wat book and album release. Printed on 189 g/m² fine art paper, this print is suitable for framing.

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SKU: EW-print Category: Postcards and Prints Tags: Buddhism, Cambodia, luke kurtis, prints Brand: bd-studios.com

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