Sundead, a suntanning coffin by Argentinian artist Luciano Podcaminski…

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Glove, an amazing work by Méret Oppenheim. Goatskin with silkscreen print, handstitched (1985)…

Great works from San Francisco based Alex Ziv

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Custom vinyl skulls by Ted Riederer.

The vinyl skulls are based on a non fiction essay by the German poet Rainer Maria Rilke entitled “Primal Sound”. In this essay he ponders what sound the coronal suture would make as it closely resembles a sound wave. He proposes that this process of combining what seems like disparate elements initially to create something that the world has never heard, is a model for making good art.

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Impressive trompe l’oeil body art works by Japanese artist Choo-San…

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Ferrofluid Sculptures by Alessandro Brighetti:

“Using electromagnetic stimulation Brighetti commands an oil bath to move freely, spiking and laying to rest again—a mind-boggling phenomenon that instills in its viewer an unsettling feeling of curiosity and intrigue.”

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