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  • pppowers:

    Formation, Part 2. (2012)

    Christie Powers

  • myampgoesto11:

    Tim Noble and Sue Webster: Nihilistic Optimistic exhibition at Blain|Southern in London, Oct 10th-Nov 24th 2012

  • yourbroham:

From the Heilbrunn Timeline of Art History at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, a 16th century memento mori rosary carved out of ivory featuring man on one side and skeleton on the other
  • arpeggia:

    Paper sculptures by Peter Gentenaar installed inside the Abbey church of Saint-Riquier in France

    (via 1000milesoflight)

  • vivalundinproductions:

Mathew Wilson and Adam Brooks
Industry of the Ordinary 
butter bust of Presidnet Barack Obama
2012
    ratak-monodosico:

Wax vanitas, Europe, 1701-1800

Vanitas are works of art intended to remind the viewer of the shortness of human life, the uselessness of vanity and the certainty of death. This example features many symbols typical for this type of object, such as a skull and insects that feast on decaying flesh. The other side of the model shows the face during life. The verse scratched on to the front is from the biblical book of Ecclesiastes and reads “vanity of vanities, all is vanity”.
  • Artist Kittiwat Unarrom (Bangkok, Thailand) is the son of a baker and clearly influenced by his father he has created the “Body Bakery” – realistic looking sculptures of dismembered human body parts sculpted entirely from bread. 

    “I want to speak out about my religious beliefs and dough can say it all. Baking human parts can show the audience how transient bread, and life, is. Also, my bread is still bread no matter how it looks.” says Kittiwat Unarrom (source CNN)

    (via actiasselene)

  • karinsorensen:

Floris NeusussPhotogram, 1962
via: Claire Jagger on Pinterestvia: vam.ac.uk

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