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Those familiar with the works (as we've introduced, part 1, part 2, and part 3) of Japanese illustrator Avogado6 (@avogado6) know that the tacit talented artist has a fascination with exploring life, death, and what come after with sometimes haunting artwork.
A mask's skin
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Avogado6 describes himself simply as a person who likes science and making video works, but their artwork often unrelentingly shines a light on societal issues such as unattended depression, abuse, addiction, and reliance on technology. That's not say it's all doom and gloom, however, as the artist also seems to have a soft spot for showing the relationship between humans and their pets. Below is a sampling of some of Avogado6's recent standout work. Be sure to follow Avogado6 on Twitter, check out published books on Amazon, and check in at his homepage.
I'm not a kid anymore
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Make a smile
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Precious, oh so precious
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Don't give up
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Commutator
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A coat for three
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Crying at night
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Stay by me
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Cage of sleep
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Man
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Cheer up
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I'm sorry
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Sleepy roll cake
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I've gotta eat
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Cut off
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I just want to be loved
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Decoration
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Tears of spring
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