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"With these images he gregariously emphasizes, through digital drawing and color, the contrasts which his own life and a deliberate carbon copy o… Read More

"With these images he gregariously emphasizes, through digital drawing and color, the contrasts which his own life and a deliberate carbon copy of objective and/or virtual reality provide him. He investigates, summarizes, enlarges and remakes according to his own understanding. This is somehow related to the unraveling of certain myths viewed from afar and then developing them with a new patina of emotion. The provocative aspect of his iconography is in itself not certain whether it be clear or confusing. These are some of the most important things for the artist, along with many others, because he always like to be busy." Extracted from The Sourcebook of Contemporary Illustration Read Less

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"With these images he gregariously emphasizes, through digital drawing and color, the contrasts which his own life and a deliberate carbon copy of objective and/or virtual reality provide him. He investigates, summarizes, enlarges and remakes according to his own understanding. This is somehow related to the unraveling of certain myths viewed from afar and then developing them with a new patina of emotion. The provocative aspect of his iconography is in itself not certain whether it be clear or confusing. These are some of the most important things for the artist, along with many others, because he always like to be busy." Extracted from The Sourcebook of Contemporary Illustration

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