Jeampiere Dinamarca Poque is one of those artists whose works leave us with our jaws on the floor. How else can we describe our feelings when we look at his shocking body paintings, which create terrifying and almost too realistic optical illusions of tearing the body, cutting it in half and escaping from one's own skin. Shocking? Bizarre? Tasteless? Fantastic? Brutal? Morbid? Of course, it also offers us some that are for those with a more sensitive stomach.
Body paintings were once used for religious purposes, today it is primarily a type of art. He is one of the masters of it Jeampiere Dinamarca Poque, who eventually created a series of body paintings that they are not for every stomach, so if you watch them during work, maybe don't do it right before lunch or snack. There really is no end to human imagination, but the creative streak of the Chilean led to an extremely brutal result that will aroused enthusiasm in some and disgust in others. But this is usually the case with large and penetrating works.
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Of course, there is also the motif of a butterfly formed by two bodies, but then again there is a morbid painting where a woman escapes from her own body. Dinamarca Poque's moves are to be understood, because he had to to emerge from the clutches of poverty on the way to success, so the apparent tearing of the body, as the lion's paws would do, is only a metaphor for his past reality and growing up. As he himself says, all paintings are a matter of current inspiration.
