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A textile artwork of a stylised face with two large, circular holes for eyes. The piece is created from layered, fringed fabrics in shades of blue, gold and white.

Aurel Schmidt

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Jen Stark
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Date
29 October 2009

She is an artist that makes these amazing pen drawings of beautifully intricate things with a grotesque side to it. I love the balance between beautiful and disgusting. Brilliant!

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Jen Stark

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