Kermit tesoro Skull heels

Written by Marica on July 20, 2010. Posted in fashion

Deadly fashionable once again!! Skull-sculpted heels by Kermit Tesoro on Lookbook.nu…

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Kate MacDowell

Written by Marica on July 19, 2010. Posted in art, ceramic, sculpture

Stunning handmade porcelain scupltures by Kate MacDowell…

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Casualty

“In my work this romantic ideal of union with the natural world conflicts with our contemporary impact on the environment. These pieces are in part responses to environmental stressors including climate change, toxic pollution, and ogm crops. They also borrow from myth, art history, figures of speech and other cultural touchstones (…) In each case the union between man and nature is shown to be one of friction and discomfort with the disturbing implication that we too are vulnerable to being victimized by our destructive practices.”

A billion Heartbeats

Bad seed

Fabien Clerc

Written by Valentina on July 18, 2010. Posted in art, ceramic, sculpture

Great works by Fabien Clerc…

Unurth

Written by Andrea on July 7, 2010. Posted in street art

Great street-art from around the world: unurth.
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Ritxi Ostáriz

Written by Valentina on June 23, 2010. Posted in animation, video

We featured Ritxi Ostáriz‘s work some time ago. Now he released a new video: Pink Elephants on Parade, which is a tribute to a very well known scene from Disney’s classic film Dumbo.
Also, this is the second chapter of the ¡Viva Calaca! (vivacalaca.com) project.
Great work, as usual…

“The story happens immediately after what happened on the first video of the project, where a group of little skulls danced at the celebration of the arrival of the Day of the Dead in a very small and typical village in Mexico. At this second chapter, once the party has ended, one of the little skulls drinks more than recommended, and starts having some terryfing nigthmares, as it happens to the little Dumbo at Disney’s film. Music on the piece is performed by the Seattle (USA) band-show Circus Contraption, that have created an amazing version of the original theme appearing on the film. I hope you enjoy this new video.”