Photos Christoph Schmidberger is heavily laden with many layers, regardless of whether it refers to her paintings, drawings he has produced in recent times, more or a symbiosis of both. A young woman is in a bed in an elegantly furnished room, with bare legs, one breast exposed and only her pet Spaniel to protect what remains of her modesty. The porcelain beauty sickly sweet, which presents an image of extreme vulnerability, delivery of pre-Raphaelite, and a paradise to be lost. The title of the work represents a direct challenge to the viewer, facing an open-ended and highly charged situation fraught with danger, tragedy, trail corruptibility powder of young adolescents.

Bathed in the late afternoon sun, a young man finds himself alone on the side of a pool. Flexible and agile, with butter skin soft and lush, Louis XIV curls falling in the lower back, is a study of androgyny care. His expression is both trusted and sad as the consumption despair of a contemporary Narcissus just contemplating his own reflection. In their bright colors, which feel almost too perfect, and its surface smooth and shiny, somehow too attractive Schmidberger crafts a delicate beauty as attractive as it is disturbing.

The scene changes into what controls you … a bed of grass. The very young, in a similar state of partial nudity, leans back as the dog licks a sweet, sweet sugar in the leg. With eyes closed and head raised up as a saint in religious ecstasy, which is trapped in a dark moment of instant arousal. In its choice of an option, evocative of innocence, since it's indiscretion, and a format, tondo, most commonly the ideas associated with the Italian Renaissance of the Virgin, the positions Schmidberger, painting in a precarious line between the sacred and the profane. Its title, a matter of fact, the confirmation of what we dare not think, makes the rest.

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