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Explore the controversial and captivating world of art created with human and animal blood. This article delves into historical examples, controversy, and contemporary artists using blood as a medium. ti
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Jenny Morris is a Costa Rican Black trans woman who’s a self-taught model, artist, and muse. She manifests her muse identity through reggaeton and Bad Bunny’s relatable art and music....
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