@sandrag926 Which is fine, the work and stand on that alone. However, I do take issue with the celebrating what is essentially a masburbatory display of technical skill of the sculptor when everyone instinctively knows she can make something greater, something with more substance.
The sculpture is by no means bad, but very uninteresting to look at(kitsch?). I remember seeing the OP years ago, and having a good laugh. In hindsight, it really was the first signs of grifters with no aesthetic sensibilities making their way into fringe right wing spaces
@sandrag926 Don't get me wrong here, I enjoy academic stuff as much as the next guy. I really don't have an issue with the technique/execution, the problem lies with that the work possesses nothing deeper other than the vague pursuit of "beauty".
@vikare06 Very gratuitous, pornographic even. I have been to his exhibition in I think Milan? The drawings were much more pleasant, and I liked them a lot more than his paintings.
Is it just an online meme or are some women legitimately insecure about "hip dip"? It's like one of my favorite things to draw when I'm drawing figures.
@toffee_32@sofiartworks There's a void in people for a curated aesthetic. How it came to be I haven't got a clue, but no matter who I talk to, wealthy or just getting by, they always talk about a vibe they want to cultivate but aren't. I think this is a part of that.