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We just ran into the works of Samantha Wall this morning, a Korean born, Portland-based fine artist who creates portraits of distress. One of her more recent series, Partially Severed (which is shown above), "uses the female body as a site of struggle between subjective narrative and representations of women in Asian horror cinema." Like we said, distress. That work was on display at Pacific Northwest College of Art in Portland earlier this year. (via)
Take a look at a few samples of Wall's works here...
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