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    Plough Quarterly No. 11: Alien Citizens Another View

    Up and Down

    By Lukandwa Dominic

    December 7, 2016
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    Lukandwa Dominic, born in 1980, is an artist living near Kampala, Uganda. He creates landscapes, cityscapes, and still lifes using batik, a method that alternates the application of melted wax and colorful dyes on fabric. See more of his work at batikartist.blogspot.com.

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    Lukandwa Dominic, Up and Down, 2013. Image from fineartamerica.com.

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