
Bernharda Xilko: Untitled
Sexy and somewhat freaky drawings by Bernharda Xilko
Excuse the pun, but I’m a sucker for penis drawings. Birthday cards, desks, walls, Post-Its, other people’s books, car windscreens: to me the world is but a canvas for penile artwork. Judging by his startlingly extensive back catalogue of sexually charged, penis-infused illustrations, it seems Belgrade-based artist Bernharda Xilko is on the same page. His style is in the same camp as people like Patrick Kyle and Paul Paetzel but comes with a side order of terror, penetration and science fiction. For me, I like the depth of his one-panel cartoons, and how you can stare at it for a while like a saucy magic eye painting, and keep finding things you had missed first time around.

Bernharda Xilko: Untitled

Bernharda Xilko: Untitled

Bernharda Xilko: Untitled

Bernharda Xilko: Untitled

Bernharda Xilko: Untitled

Bernharda Xilko: Untitled

Bernharda Xilko: Untitled

Bernharda Xilko: Untitled

Bernharda Xilko: Untitled
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