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Exhibition: Addiction, bitter pleasure
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9-panel exhibit
The word addiction comes from the Latin ad-dictus – “told to”, or in other words, “slave, who belongs to someone”.The term is now used to describe any behaviour pattern that we find it hard to shake off (dependence), and that threatens our health and affects family and social relationships. This can involve consuming substances (e.g. tobacco, alcohol and drugs), or sometimes destructive behaviour patterns that take over our lives (e.g. betting, video games, etc.). The social and human costs of addiction weigh increasingly heavily on society. Addiction can cause serious illness and death, destroy families and waste lives. We are beginning to fathom how dependency works in different addictions. The path back to freedom often calls for psychological and medical care. |
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To visit the whole of an exhibition on the internet, please contact us stipulating the title: Scientific Advisor: Mario Blaise, Addictologue, Sizes - Rates9-panel exhibition printed on fabric using solvent-free ink (excellent photographic quality).Other printing surfaces available (canvas or photographic paper). Choice of 5 formats from 40 x 60 cm to 80 x 120 cm. Tariffs vary depending on dimension and finish (quote on request).
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