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Result #2

is a typical photograph of the condition of a dying body. In this case, the body in the foreground is one of the life-supporting organs.The photographers introduction of color in the photo as a method of giving the body more life is not only a metaphor for life but also for the relationship between the body and the world. The primary colors are used to give the body a certain life, while the secondary colors are used to give the body a negative, negative, or negative space. In this way, the photographer plays the role of an organ donor, and the body in this photo is a kind of gift, a gift to be used in a positive way. The primary colors represent a living body. The secondary colors represent a negative body. The photographer is a conduit of life into the body, and the body becomes a means of exchange. This is not to say that the body is not precious, precious in its meaning; it is. But preciousness is not a matter of a people desire to have a unique identity, but is a reflection of a person's desire to be free from the body and to express his or her identity through expression through art. In this case, the body is not an object, but a living thing that offers a gift of life. The photographer has nothing to give, and nothing to give. The body is a place where we can express our individuality. It is a perfect dwelling for the spirit.

Result #3

was not represented by the models, but by the actual airbrush. The images were presented in a red spray paint, suggesting a radiant light, like the sun that pours through the radiator in a car. The spray paint had a slimy quality, as if it were the product of some advanced chemical process. This sense of chemical activity was carried out with the artists own hands, which was displayed on a pedestal. In this way, the model was a kind of archaeological artifact, a demonstration of the artists creative activity. This was not an attempt to hide the model, but rather to reveal its function.The larger group of works on display were all based on the same theme. The glass-plate model was reproduced in a stainless steel construction, the oil-based model in a yellow spray paint, and the metal model in a glossy gray. The large metal model was placed on a white pedestal and held in place by a rod. The model was surrounded by a series of models that were based on the same type of glass-plate model but were painted black. The images were taken from magazines, books, and films, and the entire installation was based on the same idea of image.This exhibition was not an attempt to reinvent the image. It was an attempt to reveal the foundation of image. A discussion of the image was not an attempt to create a new vocabulary of images. Instead, this work was based on an understanding of the basic principles of photography, and on the relationship between subject and image. The images in this show were photographs that we have all seen before, but in this new context, they were also photographs that we had never seen before.

Result #4

in the foreground of a painting, gives a glimpse into a world of wonder. In the background, the silhouette of a face lies on a field of deep green grass. The painting is a kind of flashback, recalling a childhood filled with moments of surrealist excitement. At the bottom of the painting, the silhouette of a head is recast in a different shade of blue, and a white background. The contrast between these two hues creates an intense, even eerie atmosphere of the color of the deep green grass.In a work titled Beets and Broccoli, 1990, the image of a white baby with white skin is recast in a vibrant blue-green. The baby, dressed in a white coat and a white cap, is facing away from the foreground, his head turned away from us. The background is a deep green field, and the background is a red-green background. The painting is a kind of playful, abstract world in which the details are jubilant. In the foreground, the head of a little girl with long black hair looks down at the viewer; on the right side, an elderly woman leans against a bed, her neck pierced by a spike. In the background, a child, wearing white and a white hat, holds a bouquet in one hand and a gun in the other. The middle of the painting is a room, with a light-blue floor, a chair, and a doll in a white dress. On the floor, there is a table with a lamp, and a baby sitting on it. The red-green background adds to the atmosphere. The lights and shadows of the painting add to the atmosphere. It is a dark, surreal, and very beautiful world.

Result #5

The model wearing white under water trying to breathe is a black ghost who, with his bright red headdress and wide-brimmed hat, has the look of a voodoo priest. As he tries to breathe, a large white cloth appears behind him, like a thicket. This figure is a symbol of life and death, and of the metaphysical gulf between life and death. In this episode, the spirit of death is inextricably tied to the spirit of the world. The same spirit appears in the slow, quiet breathing of the figure on the table in the center of the gallery. This figure, too, has a headdress and a long, white hat. A small, black, and white rump floating in the background is the spirit of the ocean, and is the only representation of the ocean that the artists have chosen. The artists have made a series of small figurative works from black-and-white film, each depicting a figure from the underground. Each work is a small, blank-looking figure. The black-and-white film is shot in slow motion, and the white film is shot in slow motion. As the black-and-white film is slowed down, the white film has a much more intense, distorted look. The result is that the black-and-white film and the white film both have a more dramatic impact than the slow-motion film. The black-and-white film is a drama and a suspense. The white film is a silent, unemotional scene. One is aware of the black-and-white film only through the reflection of the white surface of the black-and-white film. The white surface of the black-and-white film is not as vivid and luminous as the black surface. The white surface is a dark, oppressive dark.The art of the underground is inextricably tied to the art of the world, the world of nature and the natural world.