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Kenyan artist Cyrus Kabiru poses with an artwork resembling sunglasses in Nairobi. Kabiru has created a range of artworks called "c-stunners" that resemble sunglasses but have been made with objects found on the street on the way to his studio. AFP
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Each piece has its own story with the series is inspired by Cyrus Kabiru's father, who once fell out of love with his own spectacles after receiving a beating from his parents for breaking them. AFP
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Kabiru has created a range of artworks called c-stunners that resemble sunglasses but have been made with objects found on the street on the way to his studio. AFP
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Kenyan artist Cyrus Kabiru poses with an artwork resembling sunglasses in Nairobi. AFP
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Cyrus Kabiru poses with an artwork resembling sunglasses. AFP
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Kenyan artist Cyrus Kabiru poses with an artwork resembling sunglasses in Nairobi. AFP
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Kenyan artist Cyrus Kabiru poses with an artwork resembling sunglasses in Nairobi. AFP
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