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Open media in modal A vibrant Dirtydoodies Then Why All This Music print features quirky characters—a Milo packet, clock, frog, and carrot—dancing among clouds on yellow, inspired by music’s joy and the whimsical poetry of Gregory Orr. Open media in modal Dirtydoodies Then Why All This Music, Print by Dirtydoodies showcases whimsical, colorful figures dancing joyfully on a sunny yellow background with clouds, capturing spirited and playful energy in a cartoon-like style.
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Dirtydoodies Then Why All This Music, Print

Unframed Poster

Made by local artist Lauren Cheung 🇸🇬

SGD 89
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Description
To be alive: not just the carcass
But the spark.
That's crudely put, but...
If we're not supposed to dance,
Why all this music?
-From Concerning the Book That Is the Body Of the Beloved, By Gregory Orr

Barcode: SS14008

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Dimensions

29.7 x 42cm (A3)

Material

Printed on: 230gsm Maple Bright acid-free paper

Care

ABOUT THE BRAND

Dirtydoodies

Lauren (of Dirtydoodies) is a self-taught artist from Singapore who doodles as a therapeutic respite from the mild vagaries of Singaporean life. She has a penchant
for creating vivid, whimsical, surreal images. A lot of these seem to have something to do with food.
One half of Flat Bahru, she believes that art brings warmth and comfort into a space, and finds fulfilment in bringing this joy to fellow homeowners via her prints.

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