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<p>New page: Born in &lt;address&gt;[Caine&#039;s Star/Terminus/Secretariat]&lt;/address&gt;, Clockson originally trained as an administrator. He quickly grew bored of this career and attempted to make a name for himse...</p> <p><b>New page</b></p><div>Born in &lt;address&gt;[Caine's Star/Terminus/Secretariat]&lt;/address&gt;, Clockson originally trained as an administrator. He quickly grew bored of this career and attempted to make a name for himself as an artist. The relative poverty of his home city, however, made this an unattainable goal. His big break came in 854, when a visiting executive from &lt;address root=&quot;Caine's Star/Terminus&quot;&gt;[/Corporation Point] bought his painting &quot;View from [//Prada]&quot;&lt;/address&gt;, and he became temporarily a fashion icon.<br /> <br /> As his fame grew, Clockson quickly adapted to more unusual media, in which he displayed a striking talent. Between 848 and 845, he worked on a series of more than a hundred stained-glass windows. Given his previous success in this field, many galleries were desperate to acquire this collection. On his birthday, December 2nd 845, the installation known as &quot;This is not art&quot; was unveiled at the [[Starspire Centre]]. More than a thousand critics filled the gallery, to observe a frame holding closely-stacked sheets of glass, wrapped in a screen which prevented them observing the artworks.<br /> <br /> Clockson's contract with the gallery means than nobody but him is permitted to touch the exhibit for at least 2 years. Although most critics agree that this is some kind of statement, they are divided on what it could mean.<br /> The actual subject of the pictures is still unknown.<br /> <br /> [[Category: Artists]]<br /> <br /> &lt;statistics&gt;<br /> &lt;chartext field=&quot;birthday&quot;&gt;879-12-02&lt;/chartext&gt;<br /> &lt;/statistics&gt;</div>

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