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WHO'S SIDE ARE YOU ON, SHROOMERS?

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Terry Davis won
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Zdzisław Beksiński:
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Or Francisco Goya?
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I prefer Goya's because Beksiński's feels almost too polished/orderly, Goya's feel more raw and give me the impression he was painting directly from the mind and wanted to portray his ideas quickly and efficiently.
Goya also has better range.
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Beksiński's artwork is a little too abstract to be creeped out by, in my opinion. I like the surrealism and abstract natures of it, but I don't think I fully understand it enough to appreciate it.
However, I really like the way Goya manipulates the human form or creates situations in which somewhat regular looking people are thrown into these weird, depressing and sometimes demonic situations. It feels very occult, but very interesting, especially given the period in which he grew up in.

I really like this one piece by Beksiński.
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