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The provocative statement is meant to raise a critique against the wealthy and eligitarian part of society - and their way of perceiving the less fortunate in society

the lines are pure super subjective meditative strokes somewhere between writing and drawing

The underlying poster of an Egon Schiele art work from around 1910

because she died young and beautiful

Reproductions of Kristian von Hornsleth's original works

STOP ME (Originalt kunstværk) moon The provocative statement is meant"Stop me." Kristian Hornsleth challenges fear and plays on the border between art and horror with his original painted hockey mask. Inspired by horror and iconic masks from pop culture, this unique work invites both fascination and horror. A provocation and a statement, the mask makes an impression and leaves no viewer unmoved. Dare you take a closer look and can you stop yourself?

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