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Four figures dressed in black stand against a dark red and purple gradient background. Three of them wear white paper bags over their heads, with the edges frayed.

Eliot Lee Hazel

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Hassan Rahim
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Date
4 May 2011

The mysterious, ethereal photographs of Eliot Lee Hazel speak for themselves in so many ways. A picture is worth a thousand words, but I’d start with these: threshold consciousness, cult ceremony, unspoken empathy, storm clouds, pandemonium, weightlessness, dream sequence, DMT.

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