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Beth Lilly

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  • The Seventh Bardo
  • The Elements
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  • Driven
  • And Then
  • every single one
  • The Oracle@WiFi
  • Monster
  • If By Chance
  • Uniting Opposites
  • Cardboard America
  • Girls In Bars
  • Public Art Projects
    • Marking Time
    • Gifted
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Cardboard America

Cardboard America

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    The survival of the discarded was a subject I could not leave.  Everywhere are discarded objects, places and people; things nobody has the inclination to fix or care for.  My dog is a rescued greyhound.  When he no longer won races, he was left to starve, not even worth a bullet to put him out of his misery.  The parking garage behind my apartments are too small for today's monster trucks and SUV's and so they've become caves of ivy.  A torn sheet of cardboard is found under a condemned underpass and is held up to become a map of America.  

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