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WoW! My jaw dropped as I watched your you tube video. You have an amazing talent. I am a teacher and I just taught my students the vocabulary word panoramic. I plan on showing them your video to better understand the definition as well as see something pretty amazing. Good luck with your future projects.(Ali)
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The bigger picture
It is a common misconception that autistic artistic 'savants' merely record the
visible and that they have no imagination or little ability to visualise. From
an early age, Stephen produced a number of highly imaginative scenes the
aftermath effect on buildings and the natural environment caused by
earthquakes. These scenes of destruction were inspired by films and television
and may be visual externalisations of his inner frustration or feeling of
helplessness. Other images include an imaginative view of the interior of a
lift shaft.
His topographical views from around the world also include a number of playful
imaginative street and city scenes or buildings, which are a synthesis of
existing or viewed scenes.
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