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The purposes of this corporation are primarily education in nature including to cultivate social intercourse and friendship among its members; to collect and preserve in its museum data touching the history of Fryeburg, the Fryeburg area, Oxford County, and the State of Maine; to collect and preserve articles, specimens and material objects illustrative and demonstrative of the customs, modes and habits of former times in the areas mentioned; to work towards the ownership of permanent headquarters and museum; to perpetuate the memory of those who, by their labors and heroism, contributed to make the history of the areas mentioned; to engage in acts which would assure the preservation of the town's visual beauty as it relates to its heritage; to compile, write and/or publish historical material of the Town of Fryeburg and the Fryeburg area, or cause the same to be done; to do all acts necessary and convenient for the furtherance and promotion of the aforesaid purposes; to exist under the laws of Maine as a corporation without capital stock and not for pecuniary profits.

Welcome to Shark Attack Data. The aim of this website is to increase understanding, and promote an informed discussion on the subject of shark attacks; when, where and how they occur. Through visualisation of the data, it aims to help identify where patterns exist in terms of both geography and time.

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I get inspiration from natural settings, daydreams, concepts and beauty. In my works, I try to put this all together, creating conceptual, dreamy, sometimes surreal representations of beauty and concepts in nature. I am fascinated by the idea of Time and all that man was able to build around it, together with how this all affected our perception of life, our experience in this world. I believe if we accepted the idea that Time does not exist as such, our entire perception of life would change, opening our eyes to new ways of seeing what surrounds us. I'm in love with the unknown, the great darkness that covers what the viewer can't see or does not know. I represent this idea in many ways throughout my creations. I find that missing visual information is way more intriguing than a scene where the viewer knows exactly what is going on at a first glance. Missing information, empty spaces, dark settings instead lead the viewer to a personal interpretation, so that they can find a completion of the scene which feels closest to them.