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Paradox Outside Work<\/h2>\n

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Seth Globepainter<\/h2>\n

Julien Malland is a French street artist that is more known by his alias he uses on social media \u2013 \u201cSeth Globepainter\u201d. Julien\u2019s main focus is to transform regular buildings into remarkable and huge paintings.<\/p>\n

The choice to represent children<\/a>, as we all were once, is a way the artist has chosen to express a universal subject, that everybody can understand. The child, in Seth\u2019s work, is a symbol of purity and innocence which contrasts with the chaotic places where they are painted<\/p>\n

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