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A fox cranium, a spine carcass and a centerpiece of tethered canvas is sealed with insulation foam. You can see papaya yellows and purple orchid hues splattered, coated and painted through the window of the exhibit. On the wall hangs a deflated basketball and a pair of antlers. We met outside of Massy Arts, on East Pender and Chinatown. Esteban Peréz was wearing a purple fleece zip-up, the shade of purple seen on a rippled sheet of canvas in his exhibition, “Unfinished Marks.” The exhibition came from a series of walking practices which Esteban initially used to get to know East Pender a little better, where he found familiarity in street vendors, smells and spills reminiscent of a vibrant, living community — like his home in Quito, Ecuador. Milena: Is there a reason you used the colors you did?Esteban: I always use pinks and purples — I m wearing purple right now! This painting is a response to the visual environment here in Chi