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On a Shin Kick.

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“Indecent Exposure”. (Courtesy Dadu Shin.)

Dadu Shin’s work relies more on its message and less on grandeur aesthetics. Shin doesn’t seek to dazzle you with vibrant colors or send your mind into an artistic whirlwind. He simply wants you to think.

“Rich and Poor: The Education Gap” for the NYT OPED Letters. (Courtesy of Dadu Shin.)

“Feeding a Growing World Population”. (Courtesy of Dadu Shin.)

Shin is pretty straightforward; almost to the point of drabness — but somehow, maybe through a lack of distraction, it resonates.

“The Last Tree”. (Courtesy of Dadu Shin.)

“Reusing the Junkyard”. (Courtesy of Dadu Shin.)

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