Thanks a lot Abigail!

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Thank you for your comment. As yourself, I have studied art as well, so I think, I understand where you coming from. Yet, this particular body of work (as a pastiche of Arcimboldo's work) is a tribute to the artist, it presents workshop efficiency and pays tribute to the aesthetics, which plays a very important role in my work. Arcimboldo composed allegorical portraits, in which he used individual elements of the composition as carriers of subtle metaphors. In the presented set, I am depriving the image of philosophical digression, I do not give meaning to particular elements of the composition and I do not use hidden symbolism. I decided to create a set that is simple, universal and fun. Pastiche, as an important feature of postmodernism, could have many interpretations and within this article, I presented just a very small part of my work. I'm happy to have a further creative exchange with you, feel free to contact me https://www.facebook.com/annatokarskastudio/ to chat! :)

Soupe Opéra, it was French...thanks Google!

Hi Anna, I think You mean the Italian painter Giuseppe Arcimboldo!