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I make art dolls from vintage fabrics and polymer clay. They are meant to represent how everything is very connected whether plant, animal or human being. That's why they're all humanoid.
Based in Austria, Natalia Lubieniecka scours Vienna’s markets for antique objects, fabrics, and anatomical posters that eventually inform and meld into her peculiar sculptures. Whether it be a blush-colored heart enveloped in florals, a supine frog with exposed entrails, or a deceased bird covered in a lace bodice, her fantastical works speak to the fragile relationship between life and death. The sculptor tells Colossal that her interest in organs and bodies began after a visit to Naturhistorische Museum Wien, where she encountered taxidermy of birds, insects, and other animals. More
Found at Carrigaphooka Castle. Thanks to David from The Old Pretenders for giving me the opportunity to build a mummified Leprechaun. I wanted to do it for some time. I have always liked contrasts and the idea of an evil old mummified creature in a extravagant green suit and large hat really appealed to me. I wanted him to look like an uncivilized creature trying to look civilized, clothes made up of old handcherchiefs and stolen jewelry The figure with box is about 35cm.
Alexander Girard originally created the Wooden Dolls, a whimsical assortment of figures both joyful and grim, for his own home. Today they add a charming touch to any interior.
This rather beautifully ornate teak house is in Thonburi, very close to the Portuguese Church of Santa Cruz. It is in rather a dilapidated state but must have been quite something when new despite the rather incongruous corrugated tin roof.
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