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  1. "Shapes and Flesh" is an ongoing series by Ionut Radulescu, exploring queer #eros through #abstract shapes, body #textures and vibrant colors. Layers of collage merge with bold hues and fluid forms, creating an intimate visual experience.

    ionutradulescu.com

    #illustration #graphicdesign #shapes #collageart #collageartwork #collageartists #shapesandflesh #ionutradulescu #certainmagazine

  2. "Shapes and Flesh" is an ongoing series by Ionut Radulescu, exploring queer #eros through #abstract shapes, body #textures and vibrant colors.

    Layers of collage merge with bold hues and fluid forms, creating an intimate visual experience.

    ionutradulescu.com

    #illustration #graphicdesign #shapes #collageart #collageartwork #collageartists #shapesandflesh #ionutradulescu #certainmagazine

  3. "Shapes and Flesh" is an ongoing series by Ionut Radulescu, exploring queer #eros through #abstract shapes, body #textures and vibrant colors. Layers of collage merge with bold hues and fluid forms, creating an intimate visual experience.

    ionutradulescu.com

    #illustration #graphicdesign #shapes #collageart #collageartwork #collageartists #shapesandflesh #ionutradulescu #certainmagazine

  4. "Shapes and Flesh" is an ongoing series by Ionut Radulescu, exploring queer #eros through #abstract shapes, body #textures and vibrant colors.

    Layers of collage merge with bold hues and fluid forms, creating an intimate visual experience.

    ionutradulescu.com

    #illustration #graphicdesign #shapes #collageart #collageartwork #collageartists #shapesandflesh #ionutradulescu #certainmagazine

  5. dreher.thomas
    Martha Rosler: Cleaning the Drapes, from the series House Beautiful: Bringing the War Home, 1967-72. Trimmed and mounted printed paper on board. The Museum of Modern Art, New York. © 2012 Martha Rosler.
    Further Informations in: Dreher, Thomas: Ästhetik des [Nicht-]Beweises. In: dreher.netzliteratur.net/8_Kon