Unconventional Sculptural Forms Are Inspired by Queer Culture In Liam Fallon’s Work
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Mixed Painterly References Build Francisco Rodríguez’s Mysterious And Shadowy Iconography
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Striving A Sophisticated Balance Between Creative Obscurity And Serene Abstraction In Stelios Karamanolis’ Work
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Joe Robert’s Psychedelic Imagery Is An Open Invitation To An Unknown Journey
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Dive In Imperfection Through The Rough Abstraction By The Artistic Duo Marroni-Ouanely
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Luminous And Sophisticated Gestural Abstraction Signifies Hugo Capron’s Work
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Ákos Ezer’s Paintings Capture Ordinary Men In A Perplexed Twisted World
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Exploring The Elegant Creativity Of Julius Göthlin’s Abstract Frequencies And Wavelenghts
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Redefining The Objects’ Materiality Is The Constant Challenge In Vasilis Asimakopoulos’ Work
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