Showing posts with label macabre. Show all posts
Showing posts with label macabre. Show all posts
Sunday, October 31, 2010
These days...
Every time I say those words "these days" I can't help but think of Nico...and the good ol' office days when I use to torture a certain someone with my singing skills to get a giggle or two! These days today are a quick catch up of what's coming and what has gone..........




Working long hours and days to get ready for new orders and UNIQUE LA in December. My inspiration....





Working long hours and days to get ready for new orders and UNIQUE LA in December. My inspiration....




Labels:
bone,
Chloe Sevigny,
Dust,
dust and co,
jewelry,
macabre,
one of a kind,
OOAK,
salvage,
taxidermy,
vintage
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Friday, September 17, 2010
DIRT IN THE GROUND
There is a sculpture artist I have been admiring and am looking forward to seeing her exhibit in Boston at the Mass Moca in December. Here's a few words from their website which explains the many whys I heart her.
"Unlike many contemporary artists who focus on social or media-related issues, Petah Coyne imbues her work with a magical quality to evoke intensely personal associations. Her sculptures convey an inherent tension between vulnerability and aggression, innocence and seduction, beauty and decadence, and, ultimately, life and death. Coyne's work seems Victorian in its combination of an overloaded refinement with a distinctly decadent and morbid undercurrent. Her innovative use of materials includes dead fish, mud, sticks, black sand, old car parts, wax, satin ribbons, artificial flowers and birds, birdcages, and most recently, taxidermy animals, Madonna statues, and horsehair.
Very inspiring and has hit home lately with my new designs...






A peak of a few pieces from new line Dirt in the Ground






"Unlike many contemporary artists who focus on social or media-related issues, Petah Coyne imbues her work with a magical quality to evoke intensely personal associations. Her sculptures convey an inherent tension between vulnerability and aggression, innocence and seduction, beauty and decadence, and, ultimately, life and death. Coyne's work seems Victorian in its combination of an overloaded refinement with a distinctly decadent and morbid undercurrent. Her innovative use of materials includes dead fish, mud, sticks, black sand, old car parts, wax, satin ribbons, artificial flowers and birds, birdcages, and most recently, taxidermy animals, Madonna statues, and horsehair.
Very inspiring and has hit home lately with my new designs...






A peak of a few pieces from new line Dirt in the Ground
Labels:
death,
Dust,
macabre,
Petah Coyne,
sculpture,
taxidermy
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