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The Tree of Life Terrence Malick 2011
The following pieces of morbid art are by Nicola Samori, a 35 year old Italian artist. He says “My work stems from fear: fear of the body, of death, of men. I think my nature as an artist is something like feeling hopeless. Works are just temporary shelters and painting is a leisure place where you can conceal yourself.”
Lewis Baltz - The Tract Houses, 1971 © Galerie Thomas Zander
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Siouxsie Sioux (Siouxsie & The Banshees) by Fin Costello (1979)
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Tibor Somodi is a photographer from Hungary. [Facebook]
I’ve been doing photography since 2008. With its help, I’m able to picture my thoughts. Most of my photos are particular self-portraits.
I like to use both traditional and modern processing techniques to elaborate my works.
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From 1971, a powerfully succinct letter from Nancy Spero to Lucy Lippard; two highly influential women whose paths crossed numerous times; Spero as a feminist artist, Lippard as a feminist art critic, historian and curator.