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English: Ships are a symbol of a fort on a vast basin of water. It withstands all types of weather and here, barnacles have settled onto the metal surface, lending a new role to this massive metal structure; an urban home among the natural environment. |
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| Author | David Tjokrorahardjo | |||
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