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The Space Between Us

Mr. Kalopsia

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The Space Between Us

"The Space Between Us" shows us that even when the world is ending, the right company makes everything softer. The girl and her cat hold tight, finding comfort in just being together. The space between them feels safe and warm, a reminder that love can still feel beautiful, even when everything else is falling apart.

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2023

Mr. Kalopsia

India

Eashan Misra, AKA Mr. Kalopsia, is a visual storyteller who explores the universe through his art. He remembers, "Jupiter was supposed to be a star, but it couldn't because it wasn't quite massive enough to ignite into one." Yet, here's the remarkable twist: Jupiter's "failure" to become a star is precisely what allowed it to become the magnificent giant it is today. Just like Jupiter, Mr. Kalopsia couldn't become an astronaut, but with his art, he makes it his mission to take everyone on an adventure to the great beyond.

His work has earned recognition from industry leaders like Adobe, Times of India, Rolling Stone, and more. He's successfully partnered with high-profile clients such as Gillette, Western Digital, eBay, and Logan Paul.

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