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Austrian artist Deborah Sengl composed these pinup portraits of women covered from head to toe in designer logos. Sengl’s logo pinup pieces parody the cult of upmarket products and society’s obsession with high-end name brands. In place of the pinup model’s skin and face, logo prints are shown. The pinups are displayed in very suggestive and sensual poses as they decry the obsession with iconic name brands such as Chanel, Puma, Burberry, Fendi, Gucci, Louis Vuitton, Dior, Fendi, and other high-end labels.  The first is a series of works clearly mocking the value we place on brand names by having them literally 'taking over' the female human figure in classic pin up poses. A commentary on our obsession with sex and branding.
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