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“Frederic Cabocel’s Dead Cat Bounce draws it subject from a piece of old film footage in which a businessman emerges from a hospital...

Versailles: a palace of mirrors and gold, born from Louis XIV’s vision, a Capetian heir through the Bourbon line. It wasn’t just...

In my art, I often find myself deeply immersed in symbolism. It's a language that speaks volumes about the human experience, delving into...

In art, there exists a captivating interplay between symbolism and interpretation, where each brushstroke and every choice of imagery...

Marcel Duchamp flipped a urinal into Fountain in 1917 and gutted art’s soul, atomizing it into bits, stripping it of beauty, handing it...

"To all the glories of France," the famous engraving from Versailles reads, and indeed, to France's most glorious sovereign is the...

“Frederic Cabocel’s “ Unrestricted”  exchanges the fleshy and mutative aesthetic of his recent works for a more cosmological, explicit...

“The political pitch of Frederic Cabocel’s The Follies of a Peninsular Existence  is obvious at a first glance, however metaphorical one...