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ItвЂ™s a high-impact moment, evoking sympathy and outrage. The slap becomes the topic du jour for the week, playing on local news over and over again. A student who was recording LoriвЂ™s taunts and jibes catches the moment on video. Then Andy Culpepper, guidance counselor, open-face slaps sixteen year old Lori Wyrick in the face while they stand in the stairwell. ItвЂ™s enough to provide fuel to a smudge of charcoal shades, emerald green, and gold. An unspoken sentiment holds among the students at the school, unspoken and half-formed in thoughts, that the colors and shapes relate to school colors and mascot. A candle-flame in strong wind, where the wind is subconscious and the fuel for the flame is attention. An innocent may glimpse one out of the corner of their eye, and destroy it in the process, or it may carry sentiment, act on that sentiment, and try to spread out, only to burn itself of the meager amount of energy it holds. In this case, it is a smear of black, green, and gold that was neither reptile, amphibian, nor human. Hundreds of people who contribute tiny amounts of power to an image that has nothing to anchor it can create something. Those who do not practice do not have words that matter, but most Others are human-created, were once humans, or were inspired by humans and human culture. In the midst of that, a glimmer of a thing appears a bug in the fabric of reality, a glitch, a tiny, accidental ritual. No thoughts are fully realized, but the similarities and familiarity catch on hundreds of brains like clothing on thornbushes. Mural and photo, mural and t-shirt, t-shirt and photo. Those who do not practice do not have words that matter or hold great enough truth to bring much to pass, but patterns emerge and a web of the unconscious unfolded, where many people saw at least two of the three.

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The tones of yellow light on dark skin and the placement of the gold match. Until a local photographer three blocks away captures a picture of an African American model, emphasizing gold jewelry and bangles on her hair against a dark green backdrop. How could she not? Seeing the shirts out in the wild, the mural artist has a similar thought, and was quietly upset with himself. Having already started selling her shirts online, the fashion designer sees the mural while on the way down the stairs to the guidance counselors office and internally curses, convinced now that sheвЂ™d seen the mural before and subconsciously stolen the design. While the images themselves differ in terms of subject, the composition, jewelry and colors of black, green, and gold are nearly identical. Shortly after the work begins, a high school student with a hobby of designing her own clothes draws, prints, and applies iron-on graphics for her t-shirts, including one with a turtle shell adorned with piercings. In keeping with the school mascot, he outlines a frog prince. In the year 2009, a student of John Cabot high school successfully makes it through treatment for bone cancer, returns to school, and when mention was made of his love for art, he gets permission to do a mural in the eastern stairwell.

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