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In the Age of Working at Home, Craig Green Retreats to Childhood for Spring 2021

Craig Green regularly fuses feelings of solace and distress, panic and calm into his clothes, as if he’s always been building some sort of male emotional armor: baggage and equipment for facing the world. But where would he go psychologically when the “world” was suddenly compressed into the space within four walls?

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