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This week, we're asking you: When do you feel "Self-Obliteration" - like you're a part of something bigger than yourself?

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This week's video explores Kusama's Infinity Mirror Rooms through the idea of self-obliteration - obliterating yourself to return to the infinite universe, to become a part of something bigger than yourself. Benji Stanton teaches art in the Compton Unified School District at Davis Middle School. His classes are 100% funded through grassroots fundraising and community support. When there hasn't been enough funds available, Benji has spent money out of his own pocket to buy supplies. Through his art classes and student art projects, he creates a nurturing environment that encourages and inspires students to express themselves through art, to find their voices and to become creative, collaborative and confident.