<p>In this fable, Eyn Eyn Eyn talks with Ankaboot, "a brown, hairy, mid-size spider who lives in the corner of the ceiling in his kitchen."<br>
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As a master of stillness, of doing-nothing, Ankaboot talks about labor in general and productivity and achievements in particular.</p>

In this fable, Eyn Eyn Eyn talks with Ankaboot, "a brown, hairy, mid-size spider who lives in the corner of the ceiling in his kitchen." As a master of stillness, of doing-nothing, Ankaboot talks about labor in general and productivity and achievements in particular.

Ankaboot

Eyn Eyn Eyn is the name of the eccentric storyteller of a series of interconnected fables created by visual artist and writer Alireza Abbasy. Eyn Eyn Eyn tells you the story of a fantastical world inhabited by characters ranging from humans to anthropomorphised animals, plants, body parts and inanimate objects, and critically explores the landscapes of the art world, political activism, unconventional knowledge, queerness, drugs and wisdom.

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