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Sublime Paintings by Jeremy Miranda Jeremy Miranda lives...



















Sublime Paintings by Jeremy Miranda

Jeremy Miranda lives and works in Dover, NH. His current work combines elements of landscape/seascape with manmade architectural elements in an attempt to generate a fragmented narrative experience much like a memory that has been distorted and rewritten over time. Follow him on Instagram.


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