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Etienne Courtois Things Out of Place

s the Belgian artist Etienne Courtois and I chat over Zoom, a strange thing happens: someone crawls into a corner of the frame, a blonde head advancing and retreating in and out of the lamplight at intervals over the course of our conversation. I don’t mention it, but note to myself that it’s just the

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