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Its really interesting way Robert G. Bartholot create a series like this. Robert is an art director, graphic designer, illustrator, and photographer based in Barlin. His CV boasts experience in Lucerne & Zurich and in the team of photographers of Alvaro Villarubia. Robert love to disguise a mysterious material such as style with the leotard of a pop hero. The strength of his work lies in the simple backdrops and surreal, stylised compositions cracking at the seams with colour.
when the first time i saw this images im asking myself, like what he wants tro trying to tell to people about this image? what is the purposed of covering the face of every single person, or there is a story behind it? those question is still in my head. perhaps i could ask anyone about it ?
but overall this picture is really interesting to me
Yenny! This is really cool! It's very disturbing as well, which makes me find it even more interesting. It reminds me of zentai which is a Japanese fetish act.
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I love his use of graphic shapes and colours. I think he cuts out the face because to humans, something ambiguous is more frightening than something we actually know. Somehow, something that is faceless and skintight can seem to be more erotic than an obvious naked lady, if you know what I mean. I believe he's just making art to push people's buttons and create reactions.
Captain Obvious there when I said he's making art to push people's buttons and create reactions. Art after all is meant to create reactions. Haha.
ReplyDeleteThx chareli, now i can understand why he was doing it like that.
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