"Libido is Greenblatt's chosen terrain: she paints a thrash of naked bodies, gaping mouths, probing fingers and engorged members brushing over apertures, lips, buttocks and breasts. A decisive subjectivism distances this material from reality. Figures and limbs are superimposed upon each other in disregard of coherent space and scale. The figures drift through a limbo that collapses around them, and we construe them as figments of the imagination." Artthrob
Book condition: Good
Publisher: Monte-Carlo, Editions Andre Sauret, 1989
