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Guido Mocafico: Movement by Watchismo
The current exhibition of French photographer Guido Mocafico at the Hamiltons Gallery in London features his latest large prints of complicated mechanical watch movements. The solo show includes the Chopard Quantieme Perpetuel Phase de Lune (pictured). See more images here.
Guido Mocafico: Movement
1 May-2 June 2007
Hamiltons Gallery
13 Carlos Place
London W1K 2EU
tel. +44 020 7499 9493
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