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As a long term fan of the Horror genre from writing to film, and one of those people who claim Halloween as the favorite holiday, among a handful of other reasons, I would be neglecting a part of myself if I were not to push some of my art toward exploring things morbid, spooky, strange, or what have you. These areas I find quite stimulating and generally involving, and are interests I gladly embrace and am willing to spend time maintaining that interest and developing projects that reflect it.
Below, one will find a compilation of paintings, photographs, scultpures, assemblages, et cetera that fall into those realms...
[the strange]
[the morbid]
[the spooky]
[the horror]
More to come...
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Sawflower - poor quality circular saw blades, frame springs, copper wire, nuts, bolts, terra cotta, plaster and soil; I made five of these for a reason other than the Halloweens for which they will surely be used
THE TERROR - acrylic and glue on paper; omfg!
CAMERABODY - doll assemblage utilizing an old camera; the torture that awaits misdeeds with the lens
Clock - collage of newpaper and magazine images, acrylic paint, cork, one penny, screws, tabs, fortunes, and woodblock prints; Clown + Bodies + Pomeranian + Skulls + Time = On My Wall
Run-Over-Me Elmo - Elmo, gelatin, pasta, acrylic paint, hot dogs; Damn it, I loathe Elmo. So I ran over him with my car.
Nagasaki Nightmare - acrylic on stretched canvas; inspired by an account of the events of the bombing of Hiroshima by Father Siomes (a German monk on missionary work in Nagasaki) which can be found here. The site holding this account is unaffiliated to idgonemad.net
this work was published in the 2003 issue of Mnemosyne
The Murder of Trees - acrylic and oil pastels on paper; trees are jerks!
BONUS! The Ghosts of Trees - PhotoShoppapalooza!
the bog woman - the muddy corpse woman thing from the bog...
Jesus Is Coming : one can see the absolutely most horrific things when traveling through rural Georgia
Franken - doll assemblage built from four different dolls; the black-blooded construct still searches...
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