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The Contemporary Femininity work by Colombian artist

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MARÍA ISABEL DUQUE

Italian Masters behind MODSTUDIO MARCO D’OTTAVI & LUCA MOSCONI

Cannes Fashion Photographer EDDY WOLFSTORNE

Dutch Artist

NIELS SMITS VAN BURGST S AMAN TA R CHE D AB UG AUC H DAR IO TOLE DO - FE DE R ICO B A R B I ER I AN A ME R E UTA - E S TE LA CUA D R O K E S HAV A FE R R IN I


FEATUR 04 38 54 70 86


RED ARTIST 24 46 60 78 94


MOD STU PHOTOGRAPHY STUDIO

MILAN, ITALY


UDIO


Production Luxury Style - Catania, Italy


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HAIR / BEAUTY

Team Luxury Style


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PHOTOGRAPHERS

Marco Maria D’Ottavi - Luca Mosconi


i (@MODStudio)

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MAKE UP

Veronica Marchese


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FASHION STYLING

Rodrigo Paolo Giaimis Ramos

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ACCESSORIES Effe Creation di Federica La Malfa

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WRITING A


AND PUBLISHING COORDINATION Federica Finocchiaro

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SPECIAL THANKS

Domenico Trapani - Giovanni Vasile Giovanni Oberdan - Il Borgo Di Federico


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MARÍA ISABEL DUQUE ARTIST

BOGOTA, COLOMBIA



We present Maria Isabel Duque, Colombian plastic and visual artist. Besides developing her artwork, she also served as a professor and researcher at some of the universities in Bogotรก. She taught Theory and Psychology of Color, and basic drawing of the human figure. In the area of artistic creation, her work has developed steadily since 1996 allowing the exploration of various materials and textures; in turn involving and questioning in depth about the symbolism and the inner world of feminine.

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A universe through its exposed the inner and spiritual essence limited boundaries from the


d forms, it is intended to show e of the woman, extending its e obvious to the not explicit.



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EDDY


WO L F S TO R N E PHOTOGRAPER

CANNES, FRANCE



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Estela Cuadro ARTIST

BUENOS AIRES, ARGENTINA





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derico Barbieri PHOTOGRAPHER

FERRARA, ITALY



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NIELS SMITS VAN BURGST


ARTIST

ROTTERDAM, THE NETHERLANDS


“In 1994, I decided to depict what it is like to be alive. I started painting my life and added some friends and acquaintances to the stories. Later on, exhibition visitors and party-people joined in the scenes. In 2004, I entered the World Wide Web. Private pictures are shared through the Net as souvenirs of an experience one can never take part in. The images are like film-stills of a movie you’ve never seen. I browse these anonymous fragments, trying to get involved, imagining to be there with these guys. I try to revive these shared moments and add them to my own painted adventures.


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I show slices of a civilized world in which excesses are channeled through stylized formats like Art, porn, music, Internet, TV, religion or sports. We suppress lust, sadism, aggression and even euphoria to modest levels to keep interaction civilized, although these tendencies always

lure

behind

the

surface.

Indulgence might be a hidden driver for men’s action; it cannot show. Anything might happen today but preferably not in public. Anything might surface but probably not today. My paintings show men, trapped in their daily life, caught up in my brush-strokes. They will exist there, without a plot to their stories.

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“

My ‘friends’ lives get romanticized by

in their boredom, jokes and modest e

the paintings share business nor id


euphoria? They won’t; the inhabitants of

dleness; they simply exhibit being alive

the act of painting. Will you get involved

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Ana Mereuta PHOTOGRAPHER

TURIN, ITALY



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SAMANTA RCHED ABUGAUCH ARTIST

BUENOS AIRES, ARGENTINA



THE WORK IN GENERAL The work is based on the extent of human emotions through animals, animals as extensions of human psychology in its most primitive, intuitive nature, most animalistic of man, animals represent the search for a concept or a meaning to different levels of depth. In that search, the presence of the docile animal is important. Animals in situations or in human contexts come to offer metaphors of man’s search for truth and meaning in life by one element in common: unraveling the mysteries of loneliness, anguish, sorrow of man, which seeks to release from oppression and seeks to recover the transcendent meaning of life that was taken from him.

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It is an oppressed man, aut

attend to the voice of reason

visions, is the worth of rea

ignorance. Then it is a classic and composition but with

postmodern context


tomated men who did not

n, and everything becomes

ason over the darkness of

c work in terms of technique the weight of being in the

t in which we live in.

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DARIO

TOLEDO PHOTOGRAPHER

NAPLES, ITALY



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KESHAVA FERRINI PHOTOGRAPHER PONSSACO, ITALY



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EDITOR

CARLOS HUETE

DE SI GN DIR E CT O R

CIRLEY SĂ NCHEZ

S O CI AL MEDIA

GABRIELA RIVERA

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