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"Five hundred and eighty five pages of waste paper, each enigmatically stating End of Transcript inspired Alexandre Prado's trunk-like monolith. Prado found them, discarded like the leaves of a giant deciduous plant. Motivated by observing paper wastage on an industrial but also personal scale - printing mistakes, agendas, minutes and endless hardcopies - Prado reminds us that our society is structured to encourage waste, obsessed with the use of paper and inclined to forget exactly where these pristine white sheets come from." Meredith Turnbull

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