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Prompt: An abstract painting using soft pale colours and milky texture contrasted by strong tortuous scratches and some simple shape, reminiscent of forests, hills and homes, influenced by Japanese minimalism, Xie Shiche, He Haixia and Wang Nanming.
Prompt: An abstract painting using soft pale colours and milky texture contrasted by strong tortuous scratches and some simple shape, reminiscent of forests, hills and homes, influenced by Japanese minimalism, Xie Shiche, He Haixia and Wang Nanming.
Prompt: An abstract painting using soft pale colours and milky texture contrasted by strong tortuous scratches and some simple shape, reminiscent of forests, hills and homes, influenced by Japanese minimalism, Xie Shiche, He Haixia and Wang Nanming.
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