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CARLA SUTERA SARDO
VELVET RED
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About the artwork
At the point of intersection between conceptual art and fashion, the portraits of Sicillian artist Carla Sutera Sardo travel the world. At the heart of her compositions, women are staged in a dreamlike world of shimmering hues. For Red Velvet, the artist herself passes in front of the lens and becomes the central figure of a mesmerising self-portrait.
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