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Seeing the reflections on these kids’ faces is the only reason I’m convinced this picture of Jim Hodges’ boulders at the Walker Art Center isn’t Photoshopped. The stainless steel-coated rocks were inspired by the overwhelming layering of color he saw everywhere on a recent trip to India. Seen something Artlog-worthy? Send us the image, where you saw it, and what you think about it. We’ll publish your dispatches here and showcase the best on Artlog. Click submit on our Tumblr or email letters@artlog.com.

Seeing the reflections on these kids’ faces is the only reason I’m convinced this picture of Jim Hodges’ boulders at the Walker Art Center isn’t Photoshopped. The stainless steel-coated rocks were inspired by the overwhelming layering of color he saw everywhere on a recent trip to India.

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