A leading exponent of hyperrealism, Candyland by @bernardioffcial at @Mucciaccia_Art #Singapore exhibiting his sweet and colorful world in American Pop Art.

He plays on the contrast between different emotions, inventing a dreamlike pictorial dimension. https://t.co/A67soyEfyv
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