‘Tabby Tyrant’: a new assemblage of myriad found items by ’postindustrialism Roccoco master’ Kris Kuksi (you may recall his extraordinary tank-mounted cathedral).
The Kansas-based artist describes the themes of his sprawling, metallised friezes as:
…historical narratives, biblical subjects, animal worship, architecture, symbolic views on commerce and development, as well as human psychology and behaviour.
He talks more about his process here.
The towering Baroque paper syrups of Saint Petersburg-based artists and Dolce & Gabanna favourites, Asya Kozina and Dmitriy Kozin.
Etherea: three huge wire mesh Neoclassical/Baroque buildings (identical, but differing in scale) by Italian artist Eduardo Tresoldi created for this year’s Coachella Festival in California. The structures were illuminated by a lavender glow by night, emphasizing their ghostly presence.
Tresoldi talks more about his work here.
Previously: No Object
Artist, Mattias Adolfsson’s charming baroque sketches of characters and hardware from Star Wars.
Wait. That’s no moon.
That’s an elaborately ornamented Neo-Palladian weapons globe.
More of Mattias’s Star Wars art here.
