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The work of Parisian sculptor Jim F. Faure (aka Jim Skull): human skull forms enhanced with draping, swirling ‘skins’ of coloured thread, Murano glass beads, rope and porcupine quills.
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Mass: an installation of 100 metre high fiberglass and resin skulls by Ron Mueck (known for his huge hyperrealistic forms) at the National Gallery Of Victoria in Melbourne.
A stark reminder of what’s what, among the old masters.
Notorious baddies depicted at the end of their natural life cycle by French artist Travis Durden.
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The work of Hungarian graphic designer and illustrator István Orosz,
More of his anamorphic, still life and trompe l’oeil shenannigans here.
The extraordinarily delicate, becrowned porcelain skulls of Japanese artist Katsuyo Aoki. To wit:
…symbols representing power and glory, as well as the weight of responsibility. The crown takes on a variety of forms and context in Aoki’s exhibition throughout. As religious icons, they appear as a symbol of holy righteousness, but when placed on top of a skull, become a possible warning about the repercussions of the wearer’s reign.
The skulls are part of Dark Glove – an exhibition of Aoki’s work at Jason Jacques Gallery in New York which, if you’re in the neighbourhood, continues until February 21.
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By French artist Emeric Chantier.