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  <image:title>Majid Kamrani and In Zero Area: Where the Human Still Exists, but There Is No Space for Being /&quot;Laloghlo&quot; at MAAD Gallery</image:title>
  <image:caption>The closer we move toward the faces, the less we encounter identity and the more a kind of ambiguity emerges—an ambiguity that forms one of the work’s fundamental semantic foundations: the body is intensely present, while identity remains largely absent.</image:caption>
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