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Hello!
First of all, let me congratulate for your stunning talent!
My name is Giovanni, I'm co-funder of a new website calledΒ noosfeer ,Β a social networkΒ created toΒ connectΒ ideas of all those creative people in the world.
We are promotingΒ art work of creative artist like you as the background image of theΒ noosfeerΒ home page.
I cordially invite you toΒ read about us Β and if your like our ideas, to share this piece of art inΒ noosfeer !
*In order to give you credits, it will be a linked to your website.
You are also very welcome to join noosfeer, create your gallery and be part of the beta tester group.Β
Please feel free to ask me any question/comment/suggestion you have
Thank you very much, keep up the good work!
Cordially,Β
Giovanni ArΓ©valo
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I have this chair. I've taken hundreds of photos with it. I have *never* taken one anywhere near as interesting as this! I'm humbled, I'm inspired!
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that is what art should do - make you think! Great work! Superb composition!
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Wow, your work has really created quite a stir, it's amazing to see the plethora of reactions to it, you could seriously do an entire showing based on the reactions alone! I'd say job well done, just for the comments issued! What is the purpose of art, but to make people question...I truly am sorry to see so many negative ones, but the positive seem to balance it out.
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Quite interesting, she looks like a ghost. Something about the chair doesn't seem to work right with the overall effect, but nonetheless a great photo.
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This picture has such an impact for having so little contrast, and such a soft overtone. I love how the model's skin is akin to the background, yet the careful choice of lighting makes her stand out on her own. Her hair and the chair she's dangling off of are about the same color, and I think that helps tie the whole composition together.
Beautiful stuff! Keep it up!
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iv seen all your work many times, and I think that this one is the most disturbing. Really makes you step back and think.
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gorgeous! i love this 
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she is not eating properly~~~~ stunning pose but she looks seconds away from becoming a ghost~
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Wow, This is completely original in so many ways! Huge props to this capture! Truly inspiring!
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This photo makes me feel quite sad , so pale and so lifeless , to me it represents death , yet her body is un such an un-natural position only formed by the likes of the living . Its almost twisted and frightful , but with elegance and not gore.
Such stories can derive from one photo , simply amazing .
Many regards , Coco
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That's a gorgeous piece of poetry to the eyes!
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So funny how a chair and awkwardly positioned model works so well. Kudos
aF
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I can`t find my words...Speechless!
Featured here: [link]
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depressing, I get the feeling that this is the point of the piece. so much art is focused on making bringing the asthetic out of the macabre.
Peoples reactions to the thin-ness of the model are understandable. She is clearly very thin, whether she is unwell is between her and her physician. We can guess and discuss but we aren't here to judge since we don't know all the facts. She looks dead and her arm looks broken but I feel this is also intentional. This is a diliberately provoking piece, I would be interested in knowing the artists intentions. Is there a moral message behind the piece.. is it glorifying or villifying the models percieved "state" or is the point just to dispassionately observe it.
I feel that this is intended to say more about the audience than the subject itself. To me it is a piece intended to see how long people will call something beautiful, even if the subject is damaged beyond all hope of life. We see an image of the societally "idealised" woman (slim.. delicate ... naked) fallen from her pedastool dead and we're all here still talking about how beautiful "it" is.
with that in mind I like it as its really worked
but thats just me
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I agree with
"Surrealistically" awesome says it best.
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Amazing! Colors are great. And she looks so thin, and the pose is somehow disturbing (especially when you look at her hands) in a good way.
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You are honored in our feature "Breathtakingly Beautiful New Work" [link] at
#CreateArtNotPorn
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this is so great! I like the way it expresses 'head over heels...' to me.
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yeah, very scary. beautifully scary. pale and skinny, like a ghost
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this is why you should always use a step ladder to change a bulb not stand on wobbly chairs when weak from hunger
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Dali of course, as already mentioned.
Great composition!
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Hi there 
Be sure to read carefully couse there are free gifts sharing around this Christmas... With bunch of love...XOXO 
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This is so scrary. Like a dead ghost, if it was possible for a ghost to be even more dead. Geat photo.
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nice pose, but sry I think it's more ugly than sexy to be that skinny.
real girls have curves.
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she seems like a swan...pure..fragile..adorating!
i'm sure that she is a classic dancer..
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very excellent photo 
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watching this picture makes me feel pain.. wrr... that chair must have been too rough for her delicate skin!! love it!
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lovely, lovely composition and all, but her facial expression is scary. maybe that was the point, but she looks.. dead. scary...
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Hi!
I featured this amazing piece here: Feature 
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