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Marius Moore

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"Artist Statement: "Marius’ current body of work explores spiritual traditions and places from the far east to the Himalayas. These are locations rich with wisdom and histories that span for millennia and continue living to this day. Even though they are ancient places, they are still imbued with a strong sense of mystery. It is this mysterious and wonderful essence that Marius shares with his images. Travel and technology have made the world a smaller place, and many of these places that were practically impossible to get to in recent times can now be visited and experienced with a little determination and good luck. Marius is often asked how he gets the images he does, which are often off limits to the casual visitor. A little respect goes a long way! Marius has also studied and practiced many eastern philosophies, which often opens doors to many of these rare venues and experiences. However,he stresses that he never makes images of subjects where it would be disrespectful or not allowed. Many of these places are changing rapidly due to globalization. Documenting many of these vanishing places is an honor that Marius takes to heart. He also gives back to these places by donating a percentage of his sales to humanitarian causes in these regions that help support the traditions of these people, while providing them with the basic necessities."

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