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Kotama Bouabane  Toronto, ON, Canada

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Kotama Bouabane was born in Saravahn, Laos. He graduated with honors from the Ontario College of Art & Design. Kotama’s photo-based works have been shown in several galleries and he has received many awards and grants. In addition, his work has been published in Prefix Photo Magazine and Carte Blanche.


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Lisa

01.10.2010 @ 12:26 PM

these are inspiring and interesting. i love the way the messages are written.

Anonymous

06.09.2009 @ 8:45 PM

I want an Alphabet Ice Cube Tray!!!

Andria

05.11.2009 @ 1:01 PM

I love art that uses words to extend the expression of their peices. Absoulety adore these works.

Mike sfo

03.26.2009 @ 4:07 PM

It leaves me cold... no pun intended.

Bruce

03.26.2009 @ 3:48 PM

I put a copy of the lemon and ice on the wall of my studio--it couldn't have come before my eyes at a better time. And there is where it will stay --until I can purchase a print --to remind me the next time that I find myself hurt and painfully frustrated.

Kevin

03.26.2009 @ 2:38 PM

it is obvious Mr Bouabane has experienced hurt with his "Melting Words" series. i know i brought back memories of my own seeing the melting words i once heard.

Zachary

03.26.2009 @ 12:59 PM

he's not saying anything new or profound.

Rubystudios

03.26.2009 @ 12:39 PM

I instantly agreed with the first image, but I was kind of put off by the second. Then I realized I agree with your comment, Laura. I relate to it as an exploration of fear, rather than a too-late admission of dishonesty.
Though provoking. That's rare in my book.

L

03.26.2009 @ 12:19 PM

Simple but cool.

Laura

03.26.2009 @ 11:45 AM

The empty bed with it's message made me well up with emotion. It is our deepest fear when faced with a lost relationship.

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