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about Dina Goldstein

Best known for series like Fallen Princesses and Gods of Suburbia, through which she critically examines the “happily ever after” motif that we are spoon fed since childhood and religious faith within the modern context of technology, science and secularism, Dina Goldstein is a photographer and Pop Surrealist …

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