Julian Voss-Andreae
Take a few steps around one of Julian Voss-Andreae’s figures and its apparent solidity can give way to open space. Built from precisely spaced slices...
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This stunning triptych by Manzur Kargar, the Afghanistan-born, Berlin based German painter juxtaposes the glamorous beauty of magazine cover models with visual elements that appear post modern, but are, upon closer look, enlarger blood cells. It becomes a modern-day version of the art historical theme of the memento mori, the reminder that beauty and life on earth is fleeting.
Manzur Kargar
"Blood Cells IV - VI"
Oil on Canvas, 39" 39" each, framed 41" x 41"
available individually or as a triptych
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Bernard Dunaux
Born in Australia, Bernard Dunaux studied art in Paris before making Los Angeles his home. Inspired by the great minimalist painters, he has...