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'In the centre of the room there was a man holding his own flayed skin. He held it up in one hand, like a thin, beige bath towel. All of his muscles were exposed; pectorals fanned out impressively, raw and almost cartoonishly red. The man was real though. I mean, he was really dead, and he was standing inside a Perspex case mounted on the gallery floor.' (Publication abstract)
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