Min from China, 2004
Candela from Spain, 2004
Chiay from India, 2004
This issue uses "artificial" tongues to represent the different models' race, gender and sexuality. Fundamentally the project deals with the variety of the ways men can consider women as female animals.
Frankie fron England, 2004
Margarita from Norway, 2004
L. and G., 2003
T. and A., 2003
My Grandfather goes to war, 2003
Toky from Japan, 2003
Philip from Hong Kong, 2003
Min from China, 2004
Géza Szöllősi is a skilled multi-disciplinary artist working in a wide variety of mediums including taxidermy, animal flesh, photography and graphics. He worked as designer in several award-winning Hungarian films like Opium and The Notebook and Taxidermia.
Géza's artworks has been exhibited alongside artists such as Jake and Dinos Chapman, Jeff Koons, Cindy Sherman in the 'Decadence Now! Visions of Excess' organised by Galerie Rudolfinum, Prague. His work is held in collections in Miami, New York, Seoul, London, Prague and Budapest.