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Philippines: Invisible paintings in a Manila museum

Written byMong Palatino

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Posted 28 April 2011 9:41 GMT

Artist Edd Aragon's ‘invisible’ paintings are on display today in a Manila museum. The artist used a unique paint formula that allows him to paint under UV (ultraviolet) light.

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