maria marcu mixed media
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FRAGILE FRIDA – ORIGINAL EROTIC PORTRAIT, MIXED MEDIA (WATERCOLOR & COLLAGE), POP ART EROTICA
Incredible boldness and gestural nonchalance reveal the fragile contour of her body – this is Frida Kahlo in her pre-accident time. A twinning of contrasts. I felt this in all the intimate photographic clichés that the Mexican artist left as an erotic imprint of his devouring love for Diego Rivera.
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CARNIVOROUS PLANTS – ORIGINAL MIXED MEDIA SET, POP ART EROTICA & ABSTRACT EXPRESIONISM
I have often imagined people in extreme situations as exacerbated creations, voracious in their very structure, ready at any time to devour confused souls and lethargic bodies. Artificially imitating the rapacity of carnivorous plants, they do nothing but delight their egos by any action, in ambushes in which they attract their prey. The natural becomes…
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SPEED ARK – ORIGINAL EROTIC MIXED MEDIA, AVANT-GARDE EROTICA, POP ART MANIFESTO
Speed like a gala suit. Hurry like an evening dress. The attention disturbed by the constant agitation and anxiety of the people. In the world I live in, daily energy is confused with the temptation to accelerate. Unlimited speed gives birth to a confusing ark where excessive braking becomes a necessity. Don’t forget to stop!
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CURIOSA & HEARTBEAT – 2 ORIGINAL MIXED MEDIA ON CANVAS, ACRYLIC & COLLAGE EROTIC COMPOSITIONS
Inspired by the multitude of erotic publications that have appeared over time, in an artistic communion between past and present, as forms of emotional relief over which desire builds continuously. The cutouts contained in the work “Curiosa” are from original French erotic magazines from the 20s, and those that appear in the work “Heartbeat” are…
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MOON MANTRA – ORIGINAL MIXED MEDIA, PSYCHEDELIC POP ART
We seek to protect ourselves from the inevitable evil by discovering the bright thoughts. Consciousness and knowledge bring us together on the same side of the moon, awakening the power of the mantra.
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LIFE COAT – ORIGINAL MIXED MEDIA, EROTIC POP ART
Original mixed media symbolizing that at one point everybody needs to feel protected and accepted by the rest of the world.
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