Here we see the marvelous work of Italian artist Alessandro Pagani. I love how parts of his frames are in clear detail while the faces are obscured. He also uses film stills as models, including vintage Vincent Price films!





Top to bottom: untitled; untitled (Milano Odia); untitled (Van Dyck); untitled (Badlands); On
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