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    Tabita Rezaire

    Dec 21, 2017 3 minutes
    TEXT ALEX KING
    PHOTOGRAPHY THALIA GALANOPOULOU

    In a candle-lit basement in central Athens, artist Tabita Rezaire is surrounded by a circle of slightly perplexed faces. Near an open laptop screen and a large bronze gong, she stands still and focused in the centre of a cosmogram drawn with grains of rice and lavender, wearing a flowing dress patterned with screenshots of her videos. A projector bathes her in light as she stares into the distance and lightly plucks a mbira (finger piano) that echoes eerily around the room.

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