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- still-life description "In Japanese, Still Life is “Seibutsuga”, which means a painting of a thing that doesn’t move. In Italy, Still life is “Natura Morta” it means dead nature. What is Still Life? Is it kind of a life, or is it dead? (Source: New Chitose Airport International Animation Festival 2021)".
- still-life description "In Japanese, Still Life is “Seibutsuga”, which means a painting of a thing that doesn’t move. In Italy, Still life is “Natura Morta” it means dead nature. What is Still Life? Is it kind of a life, or is it dead? (Source: New Chitose Airport International Animation Festival 2021)".
- still-life comment "In Japanese, Still Life is “Seibutsuga”, which means a painting of a thing that doesn’t move. In Italy, Still life is “Natura Morta” it means dead nature. What is Still Life? Is it kind of a life, or is it dead? (Source: New Chitose Airport International Animation Festival 2021)".