Nadia Khuzina (Надежда Хузина), a Soviet-born artist now living in San Diego, California, makes money by painting dictators.
Starting with the leaders of her native Russia, Khuzina quickly moved on to figures like Bush, Mugabe and Castro. But it didn't take long for North Korea to grab her attention, with no other than Kim Jong Un becoming the focus of her latest art-project – an iPhone app called Slot Dictators.
Nadia Khuzina (Надежда Хузина), a Soviet-born artist now living in San Diego, California, makes money by painting dictators.
Starting with the leaders of her native Russia, Khuzina quickly moved on to figures like Bush, Mugabe and Castro. But it didn't take long for North Korea to grab her attention, with no other than Kim Jong Un becoming the focus of her latest art-project – an iPhone app called Slot Dictators.
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