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« Design Toscano | Main | Luca Bertasso »
18 February 2005
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I love this art, for some strange reason it seems as one of Frida Kahlos work. The colors, the women, and the meaning, it's twisted. It makes you wonder what is the message hidden in the art.
Posted by: Jessi Lee | 21 May 2005 at 00:40