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In this world, it is too common for people to search for someone to lose themselves in. But I am already lost. I will look for someone to find myself in.
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The Jungle, 1943
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The Doll, 1936 reconstructed, 1965
Hans Bellmer
Two Acrobats, 1933
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Figure, 1949
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Austrian, 1896-1970
oil on canvas, 60 x 73 cm,
Natura Morta is an art project by Russian photographer, Maria lonova-Gribina. It allows us to look into the most tragic part of the circle of life - death. The photographer revealed the motivation behind this project:
“When me and my brother found a dead mole, bird or bug we buried them on the border of a forest. And we decorated the grave with flowers and stones.”
She said that these animals all died naturally or after vehicle accidents. The flowers all came from her own garden or around the area she discovered the deceased animals.
Paris - Sergius Pauser
Austrian, 1896-1970
watercolor on paper , 36 x 51 cm. (14.2 x 20.1 in.)
John D. Batten, Mother and Child in Boat, 19-20th century (source).
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