>>8070152I apologize if my previous message was upsetting. I recognize that images depicting our feelings about body dysmorphia can be very triggering.
Dismissing the artist as a pervert is, at best, puritanical. Many would argue that his art delves into themes of vulnerability, identity, and the human condition, encouraging deeper reflection on the boundaries between the grotesque and the beautiful. It is understandable that such exploration can be challenging.
If we are to argue that the art represents the artist's mental illness, should we dismiss other paintings of the insane.jpg?
