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“Not only do I think that he is highly intelligent but also outstandingly educated. ... He is extremely beautiful, fragile and totally unearthly. I always had the feeling that he is not standing on the floor but slightly floating on air. Michael Jackson knows that he appears like that on others and he also knows how to employ it.”

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Gottfried Helnwein
Gottfried Helnwein

Gottfried Helnwein is an Austrian fine artist renowned for his controversial and often disturbing works. Born on October 8, 1948, Helnwein's art frequently explores themes of violence, sexuality, and the human condition. His style is characterized by its graphic and confrontational nature, which has sparked both admiration and criticism throughout his career. more

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