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The meaning of the game is to leave the game
The meaning of the game is to leave the game
The meaning of the game is to leave the game
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Ink and Watercolours on Awagami washi -Japanese traditional hand-made paper (43cm x 26cm approx.) mounted onto cartridge paper (50cm x 33cm approx.) with dry mounting tissue.

Materials used:

Ink, watercolurs, paper, water, love.

Tags:
#woman #yellow #nude #drawing #minimal #lady #naked #alone #bed #thinking #intimacy #sitting #pondering 

The meaning of the game is to leave the game (2016) Watercolour
by Marcel Garbi

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Ink and Watercolours on Awagami washi -Japanese traditional hand-made paper (43cm x 26cm approx.) mounted onto cartridge paper (50cm x 33cm approx.) with dry mounting tissue.

Materials used:

Ink, watercolurs, paper, water, love.

Tags:
#woman #yellow #nude #drawing #minimal #lady #naked #alone #bed #thinking #intimacy #sitting #pondering 
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Short biography Marcel Garbi is a multidisciplinary artist based in London since 2009. The son of a painter, his father served as his first teacher and mentor. Marcel received formal training... Read more

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