Recreation of Adam by Aryan AroraIn his attempt to understand the history of the ideal male body, Aryan researched Michelangelo's famous painting, The Creation of Adam. He found himself questioning why the first man on Earth was portrayed as white and muscular. Thus, he chose to reinterpret Adam with a darker complexion, just like his, with tattoos that tell his story. This piece isn't just about himit's about all of us. We all battle insecurities, but not everyone shows it. This

Aryan encourages you to see beyond the surface

By exploring its intricate patterns

This piece is Salmoncartoon's interpretation of The Scream by Edvard Munch

subtly placed as a nod to the saying "Everybody say love"

it's a heartfelt memory

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religious ceremonies and decorations around town—thus influencing her to use them as a subject for this piece

based on IQAir data

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Singkil is derived from a story in the Darangen

It depicts a shaman

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