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Their work lights up the grey streets of Montevideo. Their focus lies often on women, as proven by their huge piece for The Crystal Ship. Two confident women represent the sea and the storm, a reference to the fishing industry and Ostend itself. Pay particular attention to their great eye for detail and refined techniques.
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