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Mark Wilson

also known as die with the most likes, Die With The Most Likes

Mark Wilson is an artist. Works with painting and iPad. Influenced by The Cares of a Family Man.

Profile (past & present)

Roles: Artist
Mediums: Painting
Technologies: IPad

Works · 13

altar of inconsequence

create nothing consume everything

die with the most likes

doubt your adoration

glory hole$ #77

regarding the inhalation of failing dreams

we bought fireworks from a man with no thumbs

Coverage · 3 articles

Primary

2023Get Liked or Die Tryin’

Substantial

2023The Art of Radical Inclusivity

Passing

2023An Interview with Dmitri Cherniak

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