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a statue of a person sits on the statue of a four-legged animal. The person is shown as opening their stomach so tat birds fly out of the person's torso
a young man with golden, curly hair and a septum piercing is in the centre of the painting. his face is turned to the side
five faces of people are placed all over the page and around the Latin and English translation of poem 48. They all look in different directions.
three people sit in the centre of the image, guarded on both sides by Lions. The people's bodies are entangled and they all look directly at the spectator.
poem by Eme Dawes
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a person sits at a desk and leans their head, which is a giant eye, on their left hand
the image shows a column with a bloody head toppled over on its top. the column has a sign saying 'cinaede pathice'. on the left side of the illustration is written 'nam castum esse decet pium poetam ipsum, versiculos nihil necesse est'
on the left side, the upper body and the head of a person are visible. the right side shows the full torso and the legs of the person.
two women lounging on stairs. one of them is leaning back, the other one is reading on a paper scrool
a collage of four separate images. each images is a portrait of the same person. They wear make-up on one half of their face. In the first image eyes drawn on post-its are taped over their eyes. In the second image the post-its are gone. In the third image their left eye is taped over by the drawn eye, and in the last image their right eye is covered by the post-it.
screenshot of the video 'Catullus: Shibar Carmina' - readings and performances by Isobel Williams

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