A Short History Of The Comic Strip In Popular Culture XV

1. Jamian Juliano-Villani Me,Myself And Jah-Jah, 2013
2. Marlie Mul Cigarette Ends Here (Do-Gooders), 2012
3. Tilt Alix Sofa, 2013
4. Roy Lichtenstein Atomic Landscape,1966

The cloud. The blow. The fart. While bubble and star shapes contain and visualize auditory events, the cloud represents the invisible and nonvocal. It is the most complex form, yet carries no meaning. Just air. The oral, anal and apocalyptic nothingness of meaningfulness.
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See also The Explosion Star and The Speech Bubble

Love Parade

1. Chanel Spring/Summer 1997
2. Blumarine Spring/Summer 2012
3. Norbert Bisky Occulto, 2006
4. Maison Martin Margiela Spring/Summer 2010
5. René Magritte A Memoria, 1948
6. John Galliano Spring/Summer 2013
7. Rodarte Fall/Winter 2011

Luxury is the utopian illusion of a perfect state of being. Consumption is the ecstatic result of a never-ending rave. Reflected in a world of fluffy clouds, neon sun beams and cyan blue skies.
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