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Three framed, horizontally oriented ink-on-paper artworks are displayed vertically stacked on a dark, non-reflective wall, separated from the viewer by a transparent barrier. The top artwork features three minimalist black ink sketches: a boat on the left, a seated human figure in the center, and a figure next to a sun on the right, all accompanied by Japanese script. The middle artwork, longer in width, displays a series of abstract and symbolic figures rendered in black ink, including a haloed individual, various calligraphic shapes, a horned creature, and a circular emblem with an internal pattern. Japanese characters are present throughout, and the name "MABE" is discernibly inscribed below one figure, with "T. Sugai" (or similar) on the far right. The bottom artwork, also wide, exhibits several distinct black ink drawings: a crab on the left, an apple, a stylized human-like form, a circular symbol, and a simplified hand or foot on the right, all surrounded by extensive Japanese script. To the left of the artworks, partially visible informational plaques with text in Portuguese and artist names such as Tomie Ohtake and Manabu Mabe are present. The environment is an indoor exhibition space, consistent with an art gallery or museum. No individuals are present in the frame. The location is the Instituto Tomie Ohtake in São Paulo, Brazil.
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