Eugenio Recuenco:
An Eclectic Collection

Eugenio Recuenco has hurled himself beyond the boundaries of fashion photography, reached escape velocity & landed in a bizarre & surreal landscape of his own design. He has created an extensive body of work in a variety of genres & mediums.
“Fashion, except for certain cases, today is boring and above all profitable, as society in general. They told me once quite rightly that today people die at 30 and are buried at 70.” – Eugenio Recuenco (mutilated translation courtesy of Google)

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Margot Lovinger:
Sheer Design

Margot Lovinger creates amazing portraits. “What’s so amazing,” you may ask as you gaze upon what might at first glance appear to be a well contrived acrylic or oil painting? Lovinger’s rich, lush images are made entirely of fabrics, not paints! She starts with a cotton canvas base, then adds cottons & silks, sheer fabrics like tulle, netting, organza and chiffon. Each successive layer changes the hue of the layers beneath it, much the way a transparent color wash changes the layers underneath it in watercolor painting.
“My work started with ’story quilts’ that were interactive, and required the viewer’s participation to reveal the full narrative. Other types of quilts and fabric compositions followed, often experimenting with new materials and textures. Though I was always fascinated by figure painting, (particularly the works of the renaissance masters, such as Caravaggio) the medium frustrated me, and most of my paintings showed this. Eventually, my interest in the textures and techniques of sewing merged with my fondness for the rich colors and imagery of figure painting, and I began creating these sewn figurative fabric compositions. I have been working in this technique for about 8 years.” – Margot Lovinger

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FYI: Both Margot Lovinger & David Meanix
(see yesterday’s feature) created artwork
for the HBO hit series Six Feet Under.

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