Tsang Kinwah: High Art And Secret Porn [Art]
Posted in art, AB, straight, Tsang kinwah on November 12th, 2008
At first glance, Tsang Kinwah’s painting looks like just a greyish rectangle—perhaps a colorblind Mondrian, or some other sort of high art. But if you look closely, and maybe squint a little (okay, a lot), you’ll start to see a bit of detail, a bit of definition, a bit of, uh, hardcore oral action. Yes, not only is this high art—it’s also secret hardcore porn. There is probably some deep statement at work here… but we’re just wondering if it’s possible to use this technology to create some truly safe-for-work porn. Anyone have any ideas?
· Tsang Kinwah: White Porn Painting (tsangkinwah.com, via highonsex.blogspot.com)
Original post by Lux Alptraum
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