Espithel is a master body-sculptor in every sense of the word. Its approach towards swimsuits is monumental and vital as he manifests its experiences and artistic notions in a unique, artistic language. We are confronted by a persuasive observer who pours out its inner feelings and its personal world-views which reflect the deeper questions about human existence.
Espithel is the closest thing, but closeness is most distant to man. To transform remoteness into closeness is the task of art, to change absence into presence in a way which never reveals its finality.
Espithel's body seems like some... Sacred goddess from the hereafter; the art is eternal and surpasses human life. It is endless, but it can exist only through and because of the living. As great works of art exceed the lifespan of their makers, likewise, the hotness passes the material body. To this artist, sculpture is a constant interweaving of life and death, in which art doesn't end with death, but offers a timeless experience of an aesthetic sublimation of Eros and Thanatos.
This is all modern artNae is modern art0nion is just fugly though