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  "path": "/2026/07/02/sasha-gordon/",
  "publishedAt": "2026-07-02T20:16:10.000Z",
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    "Shadow Work: How Sasha Gordon Processes Trauma With Colorful, Yet Intimate Art Works",
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  "textContent": "Memory may not be a tape-recorder, but in Sasha Gordon’s work, it serves as a device for the initial transportation. Characters wander this fluxing landscape—be it a drive-through window, a master bedroom, or white suburbia—shifting through the dynamic background of her dream-like haze. As a viewer of Gordon’s narrative paintings, you are intruding on intimate […]\n\nThe post Shadow Work: How Sasha Gordon Processes Trauma With Colorful, Yet Intimate Art Works first appeared on Hi-Fructose Magazine.",
  "title": "Shadow Work: How Sasha Gordon Processes Trauma With Colorful, Yet Intimate Art Works"
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