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Painter Seamus Wray has started a series of paintings of himself painting paintings of himself. He started with the first one above and is currently on his fifth iteration:

I'm not sure how much deeper he can go. Also, that's what she said. Also, I hope he continues doing these for as long as his outfit will allow. In fifty years I expect to see a hagard old man in blue rags painting a portrait that includes 800 other portraits of himself getting younger and younger and smaller and smaller like a perfect metaphor for his youth disappearing into a minuscule void. Whee!
You can check out his entire progression on his Instagram, which I've also included after the jump.



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