A new limited edition artwork by artist and designer Sebastian Errazuriz.
“The holly blood popsicles and their uniquely designed cross stick are a comment of the artist on the close relationship between extreme religious fanaticism and violent historic religious blood baths.”
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Chilean born, New York based artist and designer Sebastian Errazuriz seeks to create works that can remind people of their mortality, invite them to look again at their lives and cuestion at their daily routines…
In 12 SHOES for 12 LOVERS Sebastian Errazuriz explores for the first time the question of love and sex through the memory of 12 previous relationships.
His exhibition is an attempt to go through the reminiscence of former lovers who are the inspiration for each Shoe Sculpture.
The sculptures are accompanied by personal photos and stories in which Errazuriz reveals a glimpse of each relationship and in the process exposes himself to scrutiny and judgment. [more]
The exhibit will be on display December 6th through January 6th at the Melissa pop-up shop in Miami.
Drowning in Debt Salt and Pepper Shakers by Sebastian Errazuriz for Kikkerland…
“Like so many of us, these two humble workers have found themselves buried under an inescapable debt. Wether its debt or unemployment, these two little salt and pepper shakers humbly attempt to represent the struggle that is the sign of our times.”
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Clean Suicide helmet by Sebastian Errazuriz:
“DO IT RIGHT or Clean Suicide uses the helmets structural properties designed to contain the brain in case of a huge blow. In this case he inverted the concept; the helmet has a perforated side and a real gun permanently attached so that the suicidal person can put the helmet on, close the visor and shoot his brains out. Thanks to the “clean suicide” helmet, none of the friends or family have to clean the bits and pieces of brain from the walls afterwards. His peculiar sense of humor and reality is a weird mix that people have learned to appreciate and celebrate.”
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