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Exhibition at ung 5, Cologne. Alles very good./ - Nothing matters.

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‘I’m in love with the LOLO.’ Riosgraphy Zine about life and death of Lolo Ferrari.

In my teenage years I was obsessed with the identity of Lolo Ferrari. She was a great prototype of someone who really wanted to become famous. To attract attention, we find nowadays very similar behavior in social media.

Back then I read every single article I could get about her. It was pure fascination for a person who wanted fame so badly, that she would have done anything to reach that goal.

Lolo Ferrari is the exaggerated cliché of a busty star in the late 90’s. Porn, plastic surgery, a mouth complex and pill addiction was paired with a small ego, which got all pimped up and pushed by her husband and former junk dealer, Eric Vigne.

This zine questions the bizarreness of fame, by focussing and mixing faces, situation and boobs

that are bigger than anything we know.  Besides that I want this zine to be a humble memory of the girl Ève Valois - Who questioned her beauty to such an extent that she became Lolo Ferrari.

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