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a sculpture made out of wood and metal with a hook in the middle that is holding an object

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The Jester Weighed Down

an artistic photo of stairs and steps in a building that looks like it is made out of stone

a black and white drawing of a hand reaching out to another person's arm

Illustrations and Art image inspiration on Designspiration

a white statue sitting on top of a table

The Wounded Healer - MARIJA GAUCI

This project expresses a longing towards a reconciliation of the fragments of the self, whilst exploring the inner aspects of one’s bare body. It is a desire to connect between the eternal paradoxes within oneself. The self does not cease to sew oneself, thus does not disintegrate but manifest into a constant reflection. Although it is seemingly violent, it is driven by empathy and a commitment to understand growth. The Wounded Healer / Plaster Casting / 2014 © Photos by John Gauci

a man sitting at a table with a bowl and spoon in front of his face

Abend, by Eckart Hahn (2011).

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ECHO-LIT, LLC Literary Terms Mini Classroom Quote Poster Set featuring Alliteration, Foreshadowing, Irony, Metaphor, Onomatopoeia, Paradox, Personification and Symbolism. Educational Art Prints

an abstract black and white drawing with squares, cubes, and buildings in the background

Luminet's Illuminations

a person's hand on top of a piece of paper with a pen

Task 4 hand of the artist

Escher's Paradoxical Drawing Hands Lithograph | PPT

an image of birds flying in the air above fish and leaves on a black background

Sky and Water 1 by Escher (1938) Sometimes we like to switch it up by sharing an older artwork than normally. This time it is one made by Dutch artist Escher. Likely most of you have seen some of his drawings at least once in your life (perhaps without knowing it). Escher is renowned for his mind-bending and mathematically inspired works of art. Born in 1898, Escher's intricate and paradoxical drawings often played with concepts of optical illusions. His work challenges our perception of real