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Genetic Disease
Si Han Yan
British Columbia, Canada
2018, Senior, Art (2014 – 2023)
Reflection

As shown in my work, there are factories, polluted water, and garbage that could generate a terrible impact on humans, and these factors could become part of humans' genes. In other words, humans' behavior could destroy themselves. I also drew more skin cubes other than the polluted ones because I believe there are people who care about global warming and want to protect the ocean and earth rather than damaging them.

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