this is like a stock image that would be used for a webmd article about how autism is linked to digestive issues
this post was submitted on 23 Mar 2024
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I wasn't sure what the takeaway was supposed to be from this work, but you've nailed it.
I do hate how autism is associated with puzzle pieces. But yes you're right, its something you would probably see on webmd
I really love these. Proof that modern art can be exceptional in concept and pleasing to the senses at the same time.
This dude certainly knows/understands his niche
Do it with leaves next! Or macaroni!
Ah yes wasting food is now art