Sex, lies and pistachio shells : the disturbing dream worlds of artist Joseph Yaeger
The American takes strange film stills and turns them into monumental watercolours, full of Catholic guilt and paranoia – and it’s made him the most talked-about painter of the moment ‘All paintings are in their own way accusations and confessions,” says Joseph Yaeger. “It’s what Polygrapher is (…)
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