'We Are Water' latest Rudyard Kipling named them ‘Fuzzy

Rudyard Kipling named them ‘Fuzzy Wuzzy’ but had to admit they broke the British Square

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Ever since I was a young boy and grew my hair there has been an incredible albeit disturbing fascination in the west about my hair

I would like people to see that we share the same makeup of water and to relate to how a lack of access affects communities/families

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'We Are Water' latest Rudyard Kipling named them ‘FuzzyI would like people to see that we share the same makeup of water and to relate to how a lack of access affects communities families. The two water hands holding symbolise shared experience, working together and our own composition dependence on water. The figures in the swirls, which is drawn like our DNA coil, are carrying water, either starting their journey or returning. The childs outstretched hand does not reach the parents because the search