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Complete Hero

Posted by Spiraltwist on November 30th, 2009 in activism, art, education, entertainment, photos, urban

The Guards Chapel, spiritual home of the Household Division of the British Army, is host to an installation that looks at some of the present-day thoughts on heroes. Complete Hero is a projection-based artwork by Martin Firrell.

From mocoloco.com.

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