At the National Museum of Funeral History, one exhibit carries a story far more human than its unsettling appearance first suggests: a large wooden casket built for three people. h/t: vintag.es It was commissioned in… Read More »Inside the National Museum of Funeral History’s Most Unusual Casket
Steven Haulenbeek, an American artist and industrial designer who turns unpredictable natural processes into collectible furniture, lighting, and sculptural objects. His best-known works use carved ice and molten bronze, or reclaimed foundry sand and resin,… Read More »Designer Steven Haulenbeek Turns Functional Objects Into Physical Records of Ice, Sand, Fire, and Serendipity
Tye Martinez, a multidisciplinary artist and concept artist whose images merge photography, Photoshop, horror, science fiction, and personal emotion. His practice does not document reality so much as bend it into unsettling visual metaphors: empty… Read More »Tye Martinez Uses Surreal Photography to Show That Sometimes the Most Terrifying Place Is the One You Cannot Escape: Yourself
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