Born in Poland and raised in Southern California, artist Natalia Fabia is self-aware of her obsession with hookers. No wonder her latest exhibition, after being featured in numerous galleries, is titled 'Hooker DreamEscape.'
Inspired by “Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec, ornate interiors, wild animals, voyeurism, punk rock music, and sparkles,†Natalia's second solo show premieres on Corey Helford Gallery in Culver City, CA on February 21.
Implications - Natalia Fabia's works are so beautiful that you may even consider hanging one in your living room. Even though the works are inspired by call-girls, there is something innocent about them. The paintings are bright, vivid and ultimately alluring. There is something about them that just draws your eyes in.
Art Inspired by Call Girls
'Hooker DreamEscape' Features Strippers, Sparkles & Animals
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