Surrealist and Macabre Sculpture by Rebecca Stevenson. On:Axisweb Rebecca Stevenson is an artist living and working in London. She is best known for her visceral and baroque sculpture in resin and wax. “My work is concerned with the visceral and the sensual. It draws upon anatomical drawing and botanical illustration, but occupies a liminal territory … Continue reading Surrealist and Macabre Sculpture by Rebecca Stevenson
Creative “Skull-ptures” by Hedi Xandt Hedi Xandt’s work is everything of modern sculpture madness. The Hamburg based artist of Norwegian descent creates magnificent sculptures inspired from fine arts, mythology and sculptures in the ancient periods which he then casts with a dark, elegant twist resulting in minimal yet striking creations which you can’t keep your … Continue reading Creative “Skull-ptures” by Hedi Xandt
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Kayan Kwok Explores The Souls of Immortals in Time Poster Series Hong Kong-based designer Kayan Kwok took the time to study these immortal souls. For years, Kwok has been known for his digital and illustrative collages. He applied this style in his project titled Time, where he literally broke apart historical sculptures and collaged them … Continue reading Kayan Kwok Explores The Souls of Immortals in Time Poster Series
Human Skeletons Assembled with Found Coral by Gregory Halili With parched white pieces of found sea coral, artist Gregory Halili has been creating skeletal parts of the human anatomy from hands and arms all the way up to a lifesize recreation of a human skeleton suspended atop a giant piece of driftwood. The irregular coral segments … Continue reading Human Skeletons Assembled with Found Coral by Gregory Halili
Bodies & Skulls by James Bareham The artist that I show you today is James Bareham, photographer of the New York based creative studio The New Cruelty, as well as the developer of this awesome series of still-life images taken in the exhibition spaces of the famous show “Bodies The Exhibition“. Photographs taken … Continue reading Bodies & Skulls by James Bareham
Anatomical Illustrations by Michael Reedy Michael Reedy has created a beautifully grotesque series of anatomical figure drawings. His ability to use and omit color when needed shows his refined intuition for composure. Michael is technically schooled in anatomy and has been able to artistically render images we would normally see in a science textbook.
Weird Crafts Porcelain Sculptures Inspired by Nature Of Kate McDowell In her delicate crafted porcelain sculptures conceptual artist Kate McDowell expresses her interpretation of the clash between the natural world and the modern-day environmental impact of industrialized society. The resulting works can be equal parts amusing and disturbing as the anatomical forms of humans … Continue reading Crafts Porcelain Sculptures Inspired By Nature Of Kate McDowell
[SHOCKING CONTENT] The Unsettling Creepy Sculptures of Choi Xooang Coming from South Korea, Choi Xooang has been sculptig for almost 14 years now. Introduced to sculpture in an art school, he was immediately struck by the medium and the possibility of creating an actual and tangible object. Both fascinating and disturbing, Xooang’s figures show his concerns … Continue reading WARNING [Shocking Content] – The Unsettling and Creepy Sculptures of Choi Xooang
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