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Tamara Kostianovsky

Written by Valentina on . Posted in art, sculpture

Tamara Kostianovsky

Tamara Kostianovsky’s work:

“For the creation of these works I cannibalized my clothes: I used fabrics and textures to conjure flesh, bone gristle and slabs of fat in life-size sculptures of livestock carcasses. My intention is to confront the viewers with the real and grotesque nature of violence, offering a context for reflecting about the vulnerability of our physical existences, brutality, poverty, consumption, and the voracious needs of the body.”

[via citizen brooklyn]

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Hubbawelcome Valentine’s Day Cards

Written by Valentina on . Posted in design, stuff

I love you so much range

Hoxton-based art collective Hubbawelcome have taken their off-the-wall brand of humour from street art to the shelves of Scribbler stores, with their limited run of “I love you so much” Valentine’s Day greeting cards.
The cards feature earnest looking young chaps, professing their love for one another in funny, unique and rather disturbing ways. Some of which include; making clothing from a loved one’s pubic hair and preserving farts in Tupperware containers.
The cards are available at Scribbler stores across the UK from February.

I love you so much range 1. Picofyourfaceinmy_UNDIES 2. Savedoneofyour_FARTS 3. Ateyour_BANDAIDS 4. CAT_lookslikeyou 5. Madeavestfromyour_PUBES