#sculpture

[pansylair]

Little begging dogfish!

Took some inspiration from spotted seabass for this one. sold! 🐟💙

[miamaimania]

"Controlled Memory Loss" (2010) by Eva Koťátková ☀ Three people wearing their prisons like awkward clothing.

[zegalba]

Stephan Sinding: 'Adoration' (1903)

[cat-appreciator]

The contrasting desires to be simultaneously both bouba and kiki.

Steven Messam, “Pointed,” Mellerstain House and Gardens, Scotland

[claypigeonpottery]

a kinetic sculpture by Tim Lewis

I know it’s not pottery but it is sculptural and holy shit

it’s beautiful and disturbing and I feel like I could stumble across this creature in a forest and never be seen again???

[ink-the-artist]

was testing something out for an animation project. check out this thing

[ponygoldboy]

these are actually sculptures!

the artist is is Kenji Suetsugu and he makes surreal hyperrealistic works!

his website: https://tsukurimono.com/artworks/

the story about farmers making molds of their legs to grow the radish in seems to be a facebook invention (the misinformation machine)

Turnips grown in moulds.

[ironmordis]

Sketch is done ✨

[miamaimania]

"Pierre philosophale" (2013) by Les frères Chapuisat - A stone sculpture humorously juxtaposes a cigarette within a rock's slit, blending natural form with human artifact.

[milksockets]

'surviving sexual trauma: shedding + shelving of memory' by susan clinard, 2018

[zomkenski]

Little windows

Little town

Little shell

We fall down

Blue waters

Blue sky

In my shell with you

With every find

Carved this small gallery after filling the shell with resin first, to try and make smaller windows (so it won't break).

[altrbody]

Fabio Viale, marble sculpture.

[bebs-art-gallery]

Sarah Bernhardt — Ophelia (1880)

[garadinervi]

Mirella Bentivoglio, Trovato così, (brick, lime, marble, letraset), 1989 [Galerie Hubert Winter, Wien. © Mirella Bentivoglio / Archivio Mirella Bentivoglio, Roma]

[qwuilleran]

No one gets through life without accumulating scars along the way. We grow, we break a little, and we heal. Sometimes, we even come out the other side stronger and more beautiful. Kintsugi artist Glen Martin Taylor mirrors this restoration process in his art.

Whenever someone expresses gratitude for his art, he views it as a “circle of healing” being completed.

- [Mission article],

Kintsugi: to repair with gold. To paraphrase, Stop putting on airs. Real healing is found not in hiding behind painted lacquer but in naming the ugliness.

Glen Martin Taylor, “but i am safe in here.”