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In Illustration: The Work of Fuco Ueda

Juxtapoz // Thursday, 08 Sep 2011

Japanese illustrator Fuco Ueda's paintings depict a bizarre world full of lithe young women surrounded by natural elements. She uses a combination of thinned acrylic paint and powdered mineral pigments on paper, cloth and wood to create her strangely haunting and beautiful work.