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Inktjet print on Rayon Mounted On Cardboard // Zelfmoord? (2004) by Jan Fabre is a powerful lithograph that probes themes of mortality, existential angst, and the fragility of human psyche. This limited edition print, created using inkjet on rayon mounted on cardboard, depicts a young man pressing a gun to his temple, a bold and unsettling image. Fabre’s choice of subdued, almost monochromatic tones intensifies the somber atmosphere, evoking a contemplative mood around themes of despair and self-reflection. Known for challenging the viewer, Fabre often delves into taboo topics, prompting audiences to confront uncomfortable emotions. The artwork is a stark exploration of human vulnerability and existential questions that are rarely discussed openly.
Zelfmoord ?, 2004
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Inktjet print on Rayon Mounted On Cardboard // Zelfmoord? (2004) by Jan Fabre is a powerful lithograph that probes themes of mortality, existential angst, and the fragility of human psyche. This limited edition print, created using inkjet on rayon mounted on cardboard, depicts a young man pressing a gun to his temple, a bold and unsettling image. Fabre’s choice of subdued, almost monochromatic tones intensifies the somber atmosphere, evoking a contemplative mood around themes of despair and self-reflection. Known for challenging the viewer, Fabre often delves into taboo topics, prompting audiences to confront uncomfortable emotions. The artwork is a stark exploration of human vulnerability and existential questions that are rarely discussed openly.
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